control the storage space available in Webmail
if saturated make room by deleting obsolete messages
check the recipient, try another address
the attachment may be damaged
if there is a problem opening the file, repair/recreate the PDF
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Hello @Riessepliopp63,
Have the various interventions from our members helped you? Thank you in advance for your feedback.
Beautiful day
You can use Swisscom’s myCloud in two different ways, the principle being that you put the file on the cloud and send a link that allows a recipient to retrieve the file from the cloud.
If you have a myCloud account with a login, you can put your file in the cloud files. Then you go to Webmail and create a new message. You can then use the “add from myCloud” function which will open a window which allows you to log into your myCloud, select the file(s) to pass and retrieve the link automatically.
If you don’t have a myCloud account, you go to https://transfer.mycloud.ch
You add your file from the PC using the selector (max 5 GB) and then you upload it to the cloud with the “Download” button. The system will give you a link to use to read this file. You copy this link and paste it into a new email on Webmail (or any email client).
Whoever receives the email will use this link to retrieve the file.
DanielD