How to embed a pdf file into the body of an email?

I found a way! If you also have Gmail, you can copy and paste it into an email there, then send that email to yourself in Outlook! It comes out perfect, and you can forward it from there!

I cut and paste a screenshot of what I want to put into an email.

So, to be clear, there is NO way to embed a multi-page PDF into an Outlook email? It can only be sent as an attachment? Wow. 

That is not related to the question. Your spam link is a web site, not an email. 

If you use Gmail, you can open in >Viewer on your pc, and then go to edit, and hit  >copy and then paste  in your email body. But thats gmail. Also I use Canva, and then hit > Share, > Copy to Clipboard, then go to email ( Gmail, though) and right click, and >Paste. As you can see, I've pasted it into an email, see attached photo, (contact info covered)

I just found this thread and since it is 2020 now, would like to ask a similar question. I have created a flyer in AI cc. If I convert it in PS to a jpeg I can drag this into the body of the email and also attach it as an AI PDF. This way the receiver sees the full news update. However, as Dov wrote previously, the quality is not great. Is there now a way to both attach the AI pdf and have it come up with better resolution in the body of the email? Or in the alternative, can people recommend a service like constant contact where a custom flyer would convert well? Thank you in advance for your help.

Hi catelizfcp,

Open your email (Eg: Outlook) and simply click 'New Email' on the ribbon bar to open a new message window.

Now, go to 'Insert > Object > Create from File' and browse the PDF file that you need to insert in the body of your email message and click ok.

Regards,

Anubha