Thanks. I tried that but the problem I think is that the mail application is not downloading the tiff file to begin with. So when I forward it to my Dropbox email, there is no attachment. Is there a way to change security settings so the mail app will download the tiff attachment?
No, AFAIK, there is no way to change security settings. Now that I think of it, a question mark in place of the attachment does mean the iPad didn't get the attachment(s). Oh, and is this for just one instance or does this happen all the time?
What happens if you try to go to the web and access your mail application from there. Do you see the tiff file - and then can you open it?
Or, what if you had the person mail that file from them
directly to that Dropbox e-mail account? It may be that the file is just too large for the iPad's Mail to handle. If they send it there, maybe then you can get to it via the Dropbox app?
I'm about out of ideas .... sorry.
Marilyn