How to add, remove, or view email attachments in AT&T Mail?

Posted by David Anderson on January 27th, 2021

DETAILED STEPS for ATT email

Add or remove attachments and pictures 

Send documents or pictures to your coworkers or family. Send files, attach images, open attachments in emails you receive or troubleshoot attachment issues.

To add an attachment in webmail:

• While composing an email, select the paperclip icon next to the Send button.

• From the selection window, browse to select the file you would like to attach.

• Select the file you would like to attach and select Open. to attach multiple files promptly, hold down the Ctrl key as you decide on the files.

• Check the end of your message for a picture or icon of every file you attached.

• Select Send when you’re finished together with your message.

Want to get rid of an attachment? Hover over the attachment and select the black X. to get rid of all attachments, select Remove All.

• Add inline images

• To insert a picture directly into the body of an email message:

• On your computer, find the image or animated GIF you would like to attach.

• Select the situation within the message where you would like to put the image.

• Drag and drop the image file into the e-mail. The image is now a part of the body of your Att mail, not just an attached file.

Here’s what to understand about using inline images:

• Image sizes are optimized for inline display. Want to send the image in its original size? Send it as an attachment instead.

• The Photos folder under Views includes all the pictures you’ve sent or received in your AT&T Mail account.

• Depending on your browser, you'll be ready to copy and paste images rather than dragging and dropping them.

Download an attachment

Here’s how to work AT&T Email:

• Open the email.

• Select the attachment then choose Save or Download (depending on your email program or browser) to save it to your device.

• While browsing your email on currently.com, you'll also see your attachments before downloading them by selecting Show Images. 

Read more: http://www.email-customer-care.com/att-support 

Ref. URL: https://sites.google.com/view/attachmentsinatt/