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How do you attach a PDF to an email in PDF form, using Mac Mail?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.4
Millerbd53 wrote:
How do you attach a PDF to an email in PDF form, using Mac Mail?
Use the attachment icon:
If you still have an issue, try compressing it first; Control click on the PDF>Compress then attach the .zip file
or
Compress a PDF in Preview on Mac - Apple Support
Drag the PDF in question directly into the Body of the e-mail. Depending on the size of the e-mail and PDF - if using iCloud Mail Account and it exceeds the 20 MB size, Mail might offer a message stating this can not be done.
No, it may show the "preview" of the PDF, but it's still a PDF.
Mail, will show the entire PDF in the email if it's a one page PDF, but it's still in PDF format.
Just like any other attachment. Either use the paperclip icon or drag the PDF file to the email.
Using the paperclip will add the whole letter, not as a PDF. If I compress it first and send as a ZIP file I can do it that way, but not just as a PDF like you can in Outlook.
If I drag it, it'll add the whole letter not as a PDF
Run a test and send yourself an email and attach the pdf an see how it looks
How do you attach a PDF to an email in PDF form?
