How do I send a document BUT not it's link?

barneyhairball wrote:

Hi, the company does not want to click on a file to open it, they just want to see it all without having to open it.

I understand. I'm sorry I like to the wrong device instructions:

Add attachments to emails in Mail on Mac - Apple Support

Attachments are files added directly to the email; those travel with the email as documents. A link would be pasted into the body of the email for the recipient to click and download. For example, you can send a link to a file in iCloud rather than attaching the file.

barneyhairball wrote:

I attached my own pdf's and a Word doc - I presume these are attachments, not a link. But the company could not open them on clicking. So I exported the pdf filse to jpeg's and I could see them embedded in the email and have now sent them.

But I have a leaflet that a company sent me as a Word doc which I also want to send off via email, but its 5 pages long - do I have to export each page separately to then embed them into an email?

Did you follow these instructions:

Add attachments to emails in Mail on Mac - Apple Support

Are you using Apple's Mail application? If so, see here:

Add email attachments in Mail on iPhone - Apple Support

The file is either attached to the message or provided as a link from perhaps an online storage/sharing provider.