How to send PDF file via email?

[Madam ImAdam]

With the Adobe app, I can't send or attach files to emails. Please tell me that there is a way to do this other than uploading to Adobe's cloud.

 

[androidtoWM]

With MS PDF Reader you can upload it to Skydrive and share it from there. It's a two step process.

Or
PDF Reader Pro | Windows Phone Apps+Games Store (United States) supposedly supports email attachment although i haven't used it (i've the free version which doesn't have email attachment feature).

 

[Madam ImAdam]

Is this still impossible? I need to forward a PDF right now through my work email on my wp8 Lumia 1520. The file was opened in Adobe Reader, but there is not a damn thing I can do with this file. I've logged into my SkyDrive account, when Adobe Reader asked for that. But I am still unable to do anything with it. Now it is asking me to sign up for an Adobe account... Are they kidding? Just let me attach the damn thing to an email I've drafted.

 

[JaiMento]

You can attach PDF files through the Office app. on Windows Phone.

 

[Madam ImAdam]

I have around 15 pdfs on my device - all in the Adobe Reader app. In the Office hub, nothing is there except word .doc files. How to allow the Office hub to see the PDF files that I need to email. I cannot and will not send work contacts a link to a one drive file. Thanks.

 

[kumar_rajan5000]

Bt u cannot transfer ur pdf file from adobe app to office Hub..so sad....n also office hub do not access those files which are downloaded in internet explorer

 

[kumar_rajan5000]

What u can do is u can download that file using uc browser then u will get other options which will definitely help u out.

 

[Madam ImAdam]

The particular file I need to send was actually created in an app, a billing app. Its not available on a webpage as far as I can tell. Once PDF is created in the app, it opens automatically in Adobe Reader.

I find the fact that attachment options from a new email are restricted to photos in the Photo hub to be a big problem.

 

[Arda Ozkal]

Is this still impossible? I need to forward a PDF right now through my work email on my wp8 Lumia 1520. The file was opened in Adobe Reader, but there is not a damn thing I can do with this file. I've logged into my SkyDrive account, when Adobe Reader asked for that. But I am still unable to do anything with it. Now it is asking me to sign up for an Adobe account... Are they kidding? Just let me attach the damn thing to an email I've drafted.

Get pocket file manager, it's 1.99$. You can send all files with it. But you have to set up your settings.

 

[kumar_rajan5000]

U can do this man. Upload that file to acrobat.com. Then download the file using ucbrowser by going to wesite acrobat.com.. Then upload that to onedrive. Then using office hub u can mail ur file as usual..
Kind of a tricky bt it will work n save some money...

 

[kumar_rajan5000]

For future usage install the app PDF READER by POMPOLUTZ publisher. It will allow u to mail files. However, its very buggy bt u will stuck up with this situation again.

 

[Madam ImAdam]

I love that it takes about 8 steps to accomplish this! Absolutely crazy.

 

[kumar_rajan5000]

How u did that?

 

[nilankan choudhury]

just go to files > use the search button > type the file name (find it from the pdf reader app) >tap for some time for the share option to come > enjoy..

 

[ShreyansShah]

i remember installing an app which allowed me to send any file as an attachement. i am trying to remember the name.....
it was like a file browser, go to particular file, and then share through email.

 

[lamdfer]

You can USE attach files

 

[ShreyansShah]

try this app. u can browse the file u want and it can be attached and send thru ur email app (default or others). i tried pdf, epub, xlsx, etc. with apps like default mail app, metromail, maestro. can be added / send to onenote also.

http://forums.windowscentral.com/as...df-files-using-windows-phone.html#post3004233
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