Trouble with Apple iPad attachments

[Remmco]

Two days back my friend just gifted me an Apple iPad. It’s a good tablet device but it cannot replace a laptop. It is good and everything is working alright except for the fact that I am confused as to how to send attachments using the Apple iPad. I tried to experiment some tricks but it did not work. I just don’t want to mess up things on this new iPad and am eager to know as to how to send attachments. Is there any other alternative.

[Odalis]

Yes I know, 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.

[Abenaki]

It sounds so stupid when you come to know that you cannot send attachments in Apple iPads. But things get simpler where all you need to do is select a picture from the photo application and you can create the email in the application itself. And I feel the one and only reason it seems so diverse as compared to a computer is because Apple iPads do not have the “open file system” so as to pick an attachment.

[Erie]

Contact Mailer is specially meant for the Apple iPad, meaning that you can benefit from the complete “Contact Mailer” on your iPads. In this application what you are supposed to do is try to create an email including the information of any of your contacts using the address book, select the “create” email option which will open the email program where you are supposed to select the recipient and close the subject. So I hope this can help you solve your problem.

[switchblade327]

Only if you are aware of the office applications or the iBooks which is meant for pdf files they provide you with the choice of making an attachment of the file you were currently reading or editing. And there are many third party applications who offer this however through the mail application of Apple iPad. And I have never ever found a file that I cannot attach. So it is that very simple.