Email attachments

[mmnlinar]

I seemingly cannot attach anything to an email from my iPad. I see no option for it. Please advise..... I must be blind. (1week old iPad user)

Sent ML-iPad

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[Mickey330]

You're not blind ... you're just used to operating one way, while Apple operates an entirely different way on the iPad. So, e-mailing is completely opposite than we are used to, which is to be in the Mail app and go find the file.

On the iPad, to e-mail an attachment, you have to be IN the app that contains the file you want to e-mail. Usually, there is a button that allows you to "call" for the Mail app to open a pop-up within that app. You enter your e-mail headers and the message and send off the e-mail.

Hope this helps and clarifies.

Marilyn

[mmnlinar]

You're not blind ... you're just used to operating one way, while Apple operates an entirely different way on the iPad. So, e-mailing is completely opposite than we are used to, which is to be in the Mail app and go find the file.

On the iPad, to e-mail an attachment, you have to be IN the app that contains the file you want to e-mail. Usually, there is a button that allows you to "call" for the Mail app to open a pop-up within that app. You enter your e-mail headers and the message and send off the e-mail.

Hope this helps and clarifies.

Marilyn

Thanks and that is different.

Sent ML-iPad

[Bosvaark]

Thanks and that is different.

Sent ML-iPad

The iOS keeps each app and it's files in its own container for security reasons, so there is no file manager of sorts that you would find on a windows or Mac system, so this is why you cannot attach a file with in the email app.