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February 26, 2020
Question

AN ERROR OCCURRED WHILE SENDING MAIL

  • February 26, 2020
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Hello, 

I encountered a problem while trying to sending an e-mail using the "envelope" icon in Adobe Acrobat Reader. I looked around in other posts in the community and I realized that this is a frequent problem and no one can resolve it.

That's the current situation:

  • WINDOWS 10 PRO
  • ADOBE READER 2020.006.20034
  • OUTLOOK Office 365

While trying to send the PDF as an attachment using the embedded feature, the message "An error occurred while sending mail" appears.

  1. Outlook is the default e-mail application
  2. Adobe Reader is configured to send mail through the default e-mail application
  3. Unchecked the "Enable Enhanced Security" tick
  4. Re-installed Adobe Reader 
  5. Still doesn't work even if I set Windows Mail as default e-mail application.

Can you help me?

Thanks

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3 replies

Participant
April 12, 2022

Yesterday it worked.  Today I tried to to email as an attachment and it didn't.

After some pick-and-shovel work on google I found that "repairing" Microsoft Office fixed it for me.

f.somenziAuthor
Participant
February 2, 2022

Hello,

in my case, resolution was to totally uninstall and reinstall Office suite.

Thank you!

Participant
March 12, 2021

I was able to fix this issue by enabling Cached Exchange Mode in Outlook.

 

Source: Attach to email option is not working | Acrobat DC, Acrobat Reader DC (adobe.com)

 

Be sure that Outlook is open in the background before you select 'Attach to Email', otherwise you may be prompted to sign into Outlook. If you have Outlook open alreadty and you're prompted to sign in, you should be able to close out of the sign-in box without receiving the error as long as Cached Exchange Mode has been enabled.

 

Be sure to restart Outlook after enabling Cached Exchange Mode before testing if the fix worked.

 

Hope this helps.

Participant
October 15, 2021

This worked for me! Cheers