Outlook Screen Reader: Email Send Attachment

Ricky: Hello, my name is Ricky Enger and today we'll learn about sending an attachment to Microsoft Outlook. We're using NVDA as our screen reader but the concepts we learn here will be pretty similar no matter which screen reader we're using. Giving gifts is one of the most awesome things ever, isn't it? We spend time searching for that perfect gift to brighten someone's day and then we try to wrap it and that's a disaster. And then we realize we don't have a big enough gift bag and wow, that went downhill fast, didn't it?

Well, there is a solution to this. We can't use it for every occasion but sometimes, the perfect gift for someone might be a document with a poem we've written or a sound file of cute puppy noises. The possibilities are endless really but how do we get that file from our computer to someone else's? We can do that by sending an attachment in Microsoft Outlook.

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