iPad has a flaw

[tkadrum]

So for the first time, I'm trying to send an attachment using email, and even tried using Safari web base email and found out that I can't include attachments. WFT?

 

[andyblila]

Mine lets me attach things. I don't understand what the problem is. Be more specific.

 

[maliu]

You kind of have to do it backwards. Instead of writing the email and then attaching, you choose the attachment and then choose email from within that app. Say you want to send a photo. You open the photo and then you can choose to email it from within iPhoto. I hope this makes sense.

 

[tkadrum]

Mine lets me attach things. I don't understand what the problem is. Be more specific.

I have a gif files, trying to send this to a friend using iPad.
Using the email app and Safari. I can't seem to find the option to send attachment

 

[tkadrum]

You kind of have to do it backwards. Instead of writing the email and then attaching, you choose the attachment and then choose email from within that app. Say you want to send a photo. You open the photo and then you can choose to email it from within iPhoto. I hope this makes sense.

Ah, thanks

 

[andyblila]

In the upper right hand corner, while viewing the pic, is an arrow. Push it and select share. Then email it.

 

[qooberman]

I have gone through the same phase with my Apple iPad. It seems that we use a trick to send attachments because on the Apple iPad you cannot just send the attachments through the mail, which most of the time gets really irritating. Now what you can do is try sending a picture and then attach a mail to it. Once you do this it indirectly becomes a mail along with the attachment.

 

[Stetrain]

You can also copy the pictures from the photos app and then paste them into Mail. It does seem strange though that you can't access your photo library from within Mail, many other apps have this functionality.,