Fine. You’re a rebel. I respect that. There’s another way—but it’s a bit like using a spoon to dig a hole. You can do it, but why?
You can create a new folder inside your email using OneDrive or SharePoint. Insert the files directly from there. Outlook will send a link instead of the actual folder.
Honestly, this is great if the folder is huge. Your inbox doesn’t explode. The recipient clicks the link and sees the live folder. Fancy, right?
But for most of us? Just zip it. Keep it simple. You’re not a tech wizard—you’re just someone trying to send cat photos and spreadsheets.
A Quick Tip for Lazy People (Like Me)
If you need to attach folders all the time, install a free add-in called “Send to Mail Recipient”. It’s a little button that zips and attaches in one click.
How To Attach Folder Address In Outlook at Janelle Mayo blog
Outlook won’t tell you about it. It’s a secret handshake. You’re welcome.
