I can't email pdf's from Adobe professional 11.0.5 using default mail client Microsoft Outlook 2013 32 bit

I am using Adobe Professional v 11.0.5 and have moved from Microsoft Outlook 2010 to 2013 now I am unable to e-mail pdfs directly to local configured mail client. As a work around I have to save file to desktop and place as an attachment in newly composed e-mail. What needs to be done here to resolve? Thanks

Hi jkmay01,
In your Acrobat Preferences under Email Accounts, click Add Account>Other
In the Add Webmail Account window, input your email account details
Under Advanced Settings, configure your incoming and outgoing ports and security settings per your email account
Click OK, and then click Add. In the window, click the email account you just added and click "Make Default"
When it's set as the default mail account you'll see a check mark
Let me know if this helps.
Regards,
Rave

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