email when sending something in attachment

Hi Nobby Nobbs, and welome to the forums.

Dear Mr. Smith,

As we discussed, I have attached the PDF showing the conference floor layout. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Dear Ms. Jones,

Peter Black asked me to send you the attached Word document, which contains the final version of the report. Please let me know if you have any trouble with the file,

Thank you for this response,
I am looking for something more general, without montion of recipient or reason for sending the attachment. Currently I use something like this;

Hi
Please find picture attached.
Kind regards

I have some doubts about using word "find". I would appreciate if you could advise on other sentence/word i could use. Or let me know if t

These days, people don't like to open an attachment without specific knowledge about what's inside, so my (not related to grammar) advice to you is to include the extra information - especially because you said you are writing to people who are not your friends, etc.

The least I would ever write (to someone I didn't know well) is

Please find attached the picture of...

At

The people in mention are waiting for attachments from me and they know what to expect, I am to provide them something on regular basis so this is not a matter that requires description. For some time now I am using the phrase with "find" attached. I was just wondering if there is any other phrase I could use.

That was information you could have given in the first place. You audience -- and your relationship to them -- dictates a lot of what we say and how we say it.

You have a lot of choices.

The most curt: The file is attached. or Here's the file.

Better: Please find the file attached.

Your curent version works just fine.

Nobby_Nobbs HelloI have a question about body of email when you want to send something. I mean official email when the attachment is the only important thing but this isn't your friend when you can send email without body message or subject. Usually I use the phrase "Please find something attached." Is this correct? Do you have any other suggestions?

its wrong

I think you should write like this

Dear Sir/Madam,

Please find the attachment enclosed here along with.

What to write when submitting say an assignment from two people in the same email.

Please find X's and mine or my assignment?

eg I have attached my assignment, and also X's.

Hi you may write: "Please see attachment."