How to save a file in word

go to email program or email web page.
compose a new message
then select attach a file
hold down the control key and left click mouse on each desired file
then click on open or save whatever it is to add to email

First, the photo must be saved as a file you can open on your computer.

Next, open your Yahoo mail account and click Compose. When the new email screen opens, type in the recipients and a subject just like any other new email you want to send. At the bottom of the screen [next to the Send button] click on the paperclip icon. Then browse to the file you want to attach & click open.

After the file becomes attached, click Send.

Place your document face down on the scanner bed. Press the button that starts the scanning process depending on your scanner or printer.

Save the scanned file to your computer by clicking "File" in the menu bar at the top of the screen, then choose "Save as." Choose the folder in which you wish to save the document from the drop-down menu in the window that popped up during the saving process. Choose a name for the document, then click "Save."


Sign on to your email account, then choose "New" or "Compose" to start a new email message. Click on "Attachments" or "Attach." Wait for a new window to pop up, then choose the file you scanned from the folder where you saved the document.

Wait a few seconds for the file to attach, compose your email message, then click "Send." Your scanned document will now be sent to the recipient's email address.

go to google.com, In searchbox type Samsung pc studio. Click on first result(not ad) then choose your phone model and download and install the corresponding software found.

Samsung PC Studio application was designed to be a professional tool that you can use to manage you personal data and multimedia files by connecting a Samsung Mobile Phone.

Note: To use PC Studio multimedia functions such as MMS Composer, DirectX v9 or higher is required

Key features like what you can do with it.
Connection manager:
• Allows you to select the connection type for PC to Phone connection.
• The connection types: USB, Bluetooth, Infrared or Serial.

Manage messages:
• Manage short messages and multimedia messages.

Manage contacts and more:
• Allows you to retrieve personal information saved in the Phone, such as phonebook and organizer and to add new data or delete and edit the saved data.

Synchronize:
• Allows you to synchronize personal information data saved in the Phone and the data saved in the PC's personal information management program.

Transfer files:
• Allows you to browse multimedia files saved in the Phone in the windows browser and to download files or to upload PC files to the Phone.

Manage internet connections:
• Allows you to access the Internet using the connected Phone as a modem device.

Compose multimedia messages:
• Compose your own multimedia message and send through your phone.

Drag & Drop:
• All the selected contents can be easily transferred among widgets and icons on the screen by Drag & Drop

Easy Start:
• Easy Start runs automatically when a mobile phone is connected to New PC Studio.
• It helps you step-by-step transfer or synchronize content among PC and mobile phone.

Update music information:
• Update various music information like artist, genre, Review and etc. on Media Manager widget.

Share content on the web site (To Web):
• Post content of photos and videos to the web sites such as Flickr and YouTube by Drag&Drop.

Requirements:

• CPU : Pentium 600 MHz processor or higher (recommended)
• Minimum memory(RAM)size : 512MB
• Free hard drive space : 200MB
• Connection methods : USB cable or Bluetooth

You have several choices when saving Microsoft Word files for use on another computer.

1. Ensure that both computers have the same version of Microsoft Word or that the versions being used are compatible with each other.

2. Save the Word document in the format which can be opened on the other computer, i.e. don't save as Word 2007 or 2010 .DOCX if your other computer only has Word XP or 2000 or 2003 - save instead as Word 95 - 2000 .DOC format.

3. If you don't have Microsoft Word on the other computer, install a copy of the free Kingsoft Office 2012 Suite which is able to open and edit all current Word document formats.

Go to compose option their you will find a link saying attachment cowselick on it it will open the open window browse the file into the computer where its saved select it send simply send the mail

Login to your email account, click on compose new mail.

On the email body screen, click on the or the paper clip icon.

It will give you a new window with browse option. Browse the file location you you PC, e.g. goto the pictures folder and select a file you want to send and click open.

You can add multiple files in the same way.

Note: All email service providers have different file size limit, most of them wont allow you to send files more than 10MB in size.

Regards,
Shrey

When you scan the document (assuming that you have already installed the scanner to your computer) it will appear in a box that allows you to save it to your computer. Save the file to your desktop so that you can easily access it and recover it.

Open up your email service provider (yahoo, gmail, hotmail, etc) and click 'Compose.'

There will be a button that will allow you to attach a file.

Click it and go to the desktop where the image is saved and upload it.

Simple. I am also open to chat.

You will have to do a two step process to send a scanned document or image by email; the scan to e-mail button won't work. Scan using either Windows Fax and Scan or Paint. Save your file. Then start (Compose/Write) an e-mail to the person you need to send the document. Click Attach and browse to the location where the scan was saved. The default folder is C:/Users/<user_name>/My Documents/Scanned Documents . Click OK after selecting that image. Finish writing your e-mail and send it.

If you'd like to automatically open the e-mail program, browse to the folder where you saved the fax from Computer (Start button) and right click on the image. Choose Send to Mail Recipient. The new mail compose window should open.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(a program like PaperPort may let you send to e-mail recipient without the extra step; however I'm not sure of the details.)

If you have a Windows operating system on your computer (XP Vista, etc.,) place the document you want to scan on your scanner and turn your scanner on.

Then,go to:
Start > All Programs > Accessories > Paint

1) When the Paint program opens, (on the toolbar at the top of the program) click on, 'File' then scroll down and click on, 'From Scanner or Camera'.

2) Click on the icon for your scanner, then click, 'OK'.

3) Click, 'Scan'.

4) The document will be scanned and imported into the paint program automatically.

5) Then, (again) click on, 'File' (in the toolbar) and select, 'Save As' > (name your document) > select a file on your computer to save the document in (for example: Pictures).

6) Log into your email account.

7) Click, N
'New' or 'Compose' (whichever applies) and compose (type) your email.

8) Then locate the word or option that reads, 'Attachment' (which will usually have a small icon of a paperclip by the side of it) and click on the word 'Attachment'.
(a window will open)

9) Find the button in the window that reads: 'Browse'. Click on the 'Browse' button and locate the file where your scanned document was saved > and click on it. (this should attach the file to your email.)

For large documents and files, if your email provider doesn't allow large documents or files, you can email them with yahoo. After composing your email, look to (your) bottom left of the page you are going to email and click on, 'Attach Large Files'

- you'll have to click, 'Accept the first time' then attach your file and click, 'Send'. That's all there is to it.