Multiple emails with attachments from ipad ?
- Thread starter shinsplit
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Go to the first. Select all and then copy. Touch "new mail". Do not input a recipient. Paste, and then cancel. Save draft.
Go to the next email. Select all and copy again. retrieve the draft from your drafts folder and paste again.
When you have copied all that you wish to, input the recipient name and send.
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Go to the next email. Select all and copy again. retrieve the draft from your drafts folder and paste again.
When you have copied all that you wish to, input the recipient name and send.
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That's cool. I was just going to suggest that you can use Google Translate to translate your question into English if you find it easier.
My Hebrew is non-existent, however:
ברוכים הבאים לפורום
That is supposed to say "Welcome to the forum" in Hebrew. I just hope that someone at Google doesn't have a misguided sense of humor.
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My Hebrew is non-existent, however:
ברוכים הבאים לפורום
That is supposed to say "Welcome to the forum" in Hebrew. I just hope that someone at Google doesn't have a misguided sense of humor.
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twerppoet
iPad Fan
I can only think of two suggestions, of a sort. One requires you to be on the same network as a computer, and installs some software. The other requires Evernote. Neither actually sends and attachment.
For the first, you need a computer with DropBox installed, and either FingerPrint or Printopia to enable AirPrinting. Both of these apps will allow you to print your email as a PDF directly to the DropBox folder on the computer. Once it is there you can use the DropBox create/copy share links for the PDF's of the email and paste them into your new email.
Second. Evernote comes with an email address. You forward your emails to Evernote using this. Once there you place them in a Notebook together, then use Evernote's share feature to share that notebook. This generates an email with a link for the people you shared it with, and your recipient will need a web browser to view the notes, at least the first time. If they also have an Evernote account they can add the notebook (view only for a free account) to their own account.
Extra features available if you go with a paid Premium account.
There is probably a better way, but that's all I can think of with the apps I have on hand.
For the first, you need a computer with DropBox installed, and either FingerPrint or Printopia to enable AirPrinting. Both of these apps will allow you to print your email as a PDF directly to the DropBox folder on the computer. Once it is there you can use the DropBox create/copy share links for the PDF's of the email and paste them into your new email.
Second. Evernote comes with an email address. You forward your emails to Evernote using this. Once there you place them in a Notebook together, then use Evernote's share feature to share that notebook. This generates an email with a link for the people you shared it with, and your recipient will need a web browser to view the notes, at least the first time. If they also have an Evernote account they can add the notebook (view only for a free account) to their own account.
Extra features available if you go with a paid Premium account.
There is probably a better way, but that's all I can think of with the apps I have on hand.
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