How to save pdf from mail
Saving a PDF from an email can be a bit tricky, but I've got you covered. Here are the steps for different email clients:
Gmail (Web-based)
- Open the email with the PDF attachment.
- Click on the attachment icon (looks like a paperclip) next to the PDF file name.
- Click on "Download" or "Save" to save the PDF to your computer.
Gmail (Mobile App)
- Open the email with the PDF attachment.
- Tap on the attachment icon (looks like a paperclip) next to the PDF file name.
- Tap on "Download" or "Save" to save the PDF to your device.
Outlook (Web-based)
- Open the email with the PDF attachment.
- Click on the attachment icon (looks like a paperclip) next to the PDF file name.
- Click on "Save As" and choose a location on your computer to save the PDF.
Outlook (Desktop App)
- Open the email with the PDF attachment.
- Right-click on the attachment icon (looks like a paperclip) next to the PDF file name.
- Select "Save As" and choose a location on your computer to save the PDF.
Yahoo Mail
- Open the email with the PDF attachment.
- Click on the attachment icon (looks like a paperclip) next to the PDF file name.
- Click on "Download" or "Save" to save the PDF to your computer.
AOL Mail
- Open the email with the PDF attachment.
- Click on the attachment icon (looks like a paperclip) next to the PDF file name.
- Click on "Save" to save the PDF to your computer.
Other Email Clients
If you're using a different email client, such as Mozilla Thunderbird or Apple Mail, the steps may vary. You can usually find the attachment icon next to the PDF file name and click on it to save the PDF.
Tips
- Make sure you have the necessary permissions to download and save the PDF file.
- If the PDF file is large, it may take some time to download and save.
- You can also use third-party add-ons or extensions to simplify the process of saving PDFs from emails.