Q&A for How to Email a Scanned Document

For Windows, right-click the file and select "Rename". Type in the new name and press "Enter". For Mac, control-click the file. In the shortcut menu, select "Rename". Type in the new name and press "Return".

You can select multiple files by holding "CRTL" and then clicking on the files.

Upload the image from your scanner, then save it as a .jpeg or .png, or whichever format you prefer. Now you can attach it to your email by clicking "Attach" or "Send Attachment."

Make sure "all files" is selected in the drop-down below the file name bar, otherwise PDFs might get filtered out. Also make sure you're looking for the file in the same place you saved it. You can try resaving it in a different location, e.g., your desktop, and see if you can find it then.

If you own a photo-editing software, maybe you can try cropping the image so that it is smaller and email it in multiple parts.

There are certain scanner apps you can download that let you take a picture of a document and convert it to a PDF on your phone. You could then email yourself that PDF.

Save the file on your desktop, and then try to send it from there instead. If that does not work, place the file in the windows folder Documents and try again.

Save the scanned file in .pdf form and have the recipient download a PDF reader (most are free).

Yes, there is an app called Scanner Pro. It's very easy to use; it's like taking a picture.