I don't know if you have them in a folder, but you would have to do this
first before sending them in a zip file.

If they are all separate, you'd have to create a new folder, with a name,
and go into My Documents, or wherever it all is and drag all the pages into
the new folder.

 Maybe you already have them in a folder, but I didn't see this mentioned,
and when I was first saving files and sometimes sending them I didn't
realize this. You can email each file separately, like right click and SEND
TO> EMAIL RECIPIENT but if you want to send them all at once as a zip file
they have to be in a folder.

Hi Ester,

Do you have a utility like Winzip, for making zip files? If so, and it's been correctly installed on your system, you should be able
to select a file, right-click with the mouse button, then click on the Zip icon and choose how you want to process the file. Once
you've made one such file, it's a simple matter of dragging each of the other files onto it.

It's often easiest to find someone locally who has experience with this that can show you how it's done. Much easier demonstrated
that explained in writing.

Cheers

To continue Macropod's answer...

Once you have a zip file of all the documents, you then need to send it by
email as an attachment. If you use a webmail client such as Google Mail or
LiveMail, when you open the Compose Mail windows, you will see a button
Attach File. Click on the button and this will open Windows Explorer which
will let you find and select the zip file you created.

If you use a Mail client such as Outlook Express, then after opening a new
email, you will find the Insert button which does the same.