Recruitment - automatic mail - text in the body of the e-mail

Hi Experts,
I'm facing an issue in the Recruitment!
I managed to send e-mail attachment through transaction PBA5.
However, the e-mails I send are "empty" and the standard text linked to the activitiy is attached (in a pdf format).
Does anyone know how to "fill" the body of the e-mail? Just to introduce the attachement!
Thank you very much!
Regards

Hi Ema,
Please maintain the feature MAILS.
Hope it helps you
- Ashish

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