Arbuckle,
New on the site but just wondering if anyone can tell me the answer to my above subject

Hi there and welcome.

You need to think differently with the iPad, instead of adding photos as attachments you generate an email from your Photos App......











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The Archangel

I'd just point out here that adding attachments changed under iOS 6. It is now possible to add photo attachments directly to an email. Long press on the area where you want the photograph to appear, and a pop up will appear. Select the option to add photograph, and follow the prompts.

This has the advantage of enabling you to add a photograph to a reply. This was never possible before.

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Originally Posted by KevinJS

I'd just point out here that adding attachments changed under iOS 6. It is now possible to add photo attachments directly to an email. Long press on the area where you want the photograph to appear, and a pop up will appear. Select the option to add photograph, and follow the prompts.

This has the advantage of enabling you to add a photograph to a reply. This was never possible before.

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Woo! I didn't know this, I've learnt something new again!!

The Archangel

Gotta love this forum. There's always something new.


This is also where you can select Bold/Italic/Underline. Again, this is new in iOS 6.

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Originally Posted by KevinJS

I'd just point out here that adding attachments changed under iOS 6. It is now possible to add photo attachments directly to an email. Long press on the area where you want the photograph to appear, and a pop up will appear. Select the option to add photograph, and follow the prompts.

This has the advantage of enabling you to add a photograph to a reply. This was never possible before.

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You were able to add them before ......by way of copy and paste into an email.

I'll have to check out this new way though, sounds easier! Yay!!

Hi and welcome to the Forum!

3 very informative threads from which you will learn many tips and shortcuts for the IPad.
http://www.ipadforums.net/ipad-gener...dont-know.html
iOS5 Tips and Tricks
Easy pictorial shortcuts & Helpful places. - For People new to the iPad.

Enjoy!