How to email photos and other attachments

[m3fan]

Exquisite? Ah shucks...[kicking instep]. Thanks! After re-reading it I still see opportunities for improvements, but if you're happy, I'm happy.

Again, very nice meeting you on this forum! Compared to what I've read so far, I believe "exquisite" is an understatement! Keep up the positivity and we shall all benefit! (btw, wha app r u using for the nice emoticons?)

Cheers!

 

[onpoint331]

How do you download an attached photo in an email?

 

[richsadams]

How do you download an attached photo in an email?

If you're talking about photos you receive as attachments in email on your iPad just tap the activity arrow in the Mail toolbar, tap "Save Image" and it will be saved to your photo roll. You can then open it in your iPhoto app.

 

[PMK1]

Do I understand correctly that there is no easy wat to attach a file to an email I am forwarding or to an email I am replying to?

 

[richsadams]

Do I understand correctly that there is no easy wat to attach a file to an email I am forwarding or to an email I am replying to?

Welcome to the forum! There are a lot of great people here willing to lend a hand anytime. Often using the Search box (at the top-left of every page) will lead you to the answers you're looking for. If not, feel free to post a question in the appropriate area.

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To answer your question, you can add a photo to an email (new, reply or forward) directly. However you are correct otherwise, iPad Mail does not have an attachment option since all apps and their files are "sandboxed".

You can email files directly from the App you're using however...Pages, Numbers, etc. including PDF, Word or Excel documents. But again, they have to be sent from the app. The option to email files exists in almost all apps (that use files). Once you tell the app to send a copy of the file in question an email will open automatically and you send it from there (providing you have an email account set up on your iPad).

Here's a primer regarding email attachments when using your iPad (also read the related posts after this one)...

http://www.ipadforums.net/ipad-faq/36722-how-email-photos-other-attachments.html#post257305

There are a couple of apps in the App Store that claim that they allow attachments to emails including Group Email. I haven't used it but apparently you open a document in Group Email and then create and send the email from the app. I don't think that addresses your needs, but might be worth a look.

Hope that helps!

Welcome again and enjoy!

 

[55julie55]

Thanks Rich,
It's fantastic being able to return to these tips when you need them.
Keep up the great info.
Julie