You can attach a folder to an email in Microsoft Outlook to send several files all at once by compressing the folder into a zip file.

Move your mouse pointer over "Send To," and when the pop-up menu opens, click "Compressed (zipped) folder." A zip file containing all of the files in the specified folder appears on your desktop.

Attaching any file to an email But, what if you want to attach non-photo and non-video files to your Gmail message? This is where the Attachments [Gmail Attach] app comes in really handy.

You can create and use a .BAT file to move multiple files from one folder to another on Windows 11/10. Learn how to create the Batch file and use it.

How to add a file to multiple folders in Google Drive Use this trick when your document or spreadsheet needs to be in two (or more) places at once.

Dropbox is a great way to share files with your friends, but if you need to share multiple files, you have to zip them up into an archive first. If you already have them in a folder, though, here ...