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To insert a PDF into an email on Gmail, you can either drag and drop the PDF file directly into the email body or use the "Insert files using Drive" option in the email composition window. This will allow you to select the PDF file from your Google Drive and insert it into the email.
Yes, you can insert a portion of a PDF into an email on Gmail by taking a screenshot of the desired portion and then inserting the image into the email. Alternatively, you can use a PDF editing tool to extract the specific portion of the PDF and save it as an image or a separate PDF file, which can then be inserted into the email.
To send a PDF as a newsletter in Gmail, you can either attach the PDF file to the email or insert it into the email body using one of the methods mentioned in the first question. You can also use a third-party email marketing tool to design and send a professional newsletter with your PDF attachment.
Yes, Gmail has a size limit of 25 MB for email attachments. If your PDF file exceeds this limit, you can upload it to a cloud storage service like Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive and then insert a shareable link into the email instead.
Yes, you can insert a PDF into an email on Gmail using your mobile device. The process is the same as on a desktop computer - either drag and drop the PDF file or use the "Insert files using Drive" option. However, some mobile devices may have limitations in terms of file size and compatibility, so it's best to check beforehand.