My email attachments

You're referring to the files you've attached to your email messages. Here are some common types of email attachments:

1. Documents: Word documents (.docx), PDFs, text files (.txt), and other types of documents.
2. Images: Photos, graphics, and other visual files like JPEGs (.jpg), PNGs (.png), GIFs (.gif), and BMPs (.bmp).
3. Spreadsheets: Excel files (.xlsx), CSV files (.csv), and other spreadsheet formats.
4. Presentations: PowerPoint files (.pptx), Keynote files (.key), and other presentation formats.
5. Audio and video files: MP3s (.mp3), WAVs (.wav), MP4s (.mp4), AVIs (.avi), and other audio and video formats.
6. Zip files: Compressed archives of multiple files, often used to send large collections of files.
7. Other files: Archives (.rar,.zip), databases (.db,.sql), and other types of files that don't fit into the above categories.

When sending email attachments, it's a good idea to:

• Keep attachments small to avoid overwhelming the recipient's inbox.
• Use a descriptive file name and subject line to help the recipient identify the attachment.
• Use a secure email service or encrypt the attachment to protect sensitive information.
• Check with the recipient before sending large attachments to ensure they can receive them.

Do you have a specific question about email attachments or need help with sending or receiving attachments?