How do I email attachments

Hello, Judy -

After taking the picture, you need to locate the file folder in which the image was saved. If it is not in JPEG format, if you can, save it to JPEG. Also, you may wish to rename the image to something other than a number. I save the images I have by the person's name with a date. Example: Dark-Judy_2017-Dec-19.jpg

Note: I have a Folder titled Photos. Within my Photos folder, I have files titled: Family, Friends, Garden, Vacation, etc. Those are the files where I save individual images. You may find a similar organization system helpful to you in the future.

Then, you can send the person an email and attach the JPEG image. Note: I always let the indivdual know that a JPEG image (or images) is attached to the email.

Best wishes.

If you purchased or received the books from Amazon, you should be able to find the title on the device and download.

You can usually connect your kindle to your computer using usb charging cable. I believe you can drag files over similar to the way you would do with most other storage devices.

You can also email content to your device. To determine the email address to send to:

1. go to amazon.com, sign in.
2. Under "Your Account" in the upper-right navigation bar, find and click on "Manage Your Content and Devices"
3. Click on the "Devices" tab
4. Find your device in the carousel and click on it
5. Below the carousel, the device information will be displayed, one of the fields is "Email:"

You can try to send your content to the device by sending an email with the content attached to the email address found in the email field.

Also reference Send Documents and Web Pages to Your Fire Tablet Kindle Reader or Kindle... on the Amazon website.

Good luck.

You can easily call your provider (verizon etc) and they can walk you through that. If it is in email then click on the attachment at the bottom of the email. You may need Adobe or another program to open them if you are having difficulty.

Login to your email account and make an attachment with the images ans send.

Your email application may not be able to handle attachments so open your email in a web-browser window and open and read the attachment from there. If it is in PDF format you should be able to save the attachment to your tablet, and use Adobe PDF reader to open it. If you don't have adobe acrobat reader, login to the Play store and install it.

More info about the problem here: http://support.appstate.edu/answers/why-are-some-my-email-attachments-winmaildat-files

There are also a few apps that can handle these files.

You can add photos to your emails on an IPad. If you have your email complete, just touch your home button to leave mail. Your email will still be there. Now, go,to your photos. Find the photo you want to attach. Tap it. At the bottom left, it should say "Copy". Tap "Copy". Now, go back to your mail message. Tap the body of the message. A list of options should appear. Tap "Paste". The photo you copied should now be pasted in your email message. If you want to attach a PDF, save the PDF in you Library in your iBooks first. Tap that PDF in your Library and a window will pop up with options. Tap "email" and a new email will appear with the PDF already imbedded as an attachment.

on idevice like the iphone and iPad?
well it depend on what IOS version you are on. If you are using anything before IOS 7 the way to attach photos is kinda backwards.

you don't actually attach photos but you choose the photos you want to send in an email.

anything below IOS 7
1)Tap on the PHOTO app and Go into you photos.
2)Choose the photos. You can send one or more. If you are in your photos you should have an icon on the top right (its the last icon, a picture of an arrow going out of a square). Once you hit that icon you are able to mark your photos to send . Each photos you choose will have a check mark on it.
3)Once you have all the photos marked hit the "SHARE" icon on the top left of the screen. From there you can email or message those marked photos. Once you tap on the email, your email app will open up with each one of the photos attached to the body.

IOS 7 method
If you are looking at an individual photo from your PHOTO app, you can tap on the share icon (the square with an arrow pointing up) at the bottom left to bring your email and text share options
Sometimes when you go into your photos app it will bring up in yearly view... in that case
1)Tap on the PHOTO app and Go into you photos.
2)Choose your photos. If your app opens in "YEARS" view tap on the photos to zoom into "COLLECTIONS" view. From there tap on the collection where the photo you want to send is located. That would bring you to "MOMENTS" view. With IOS 7 the photos apps arrange your photos by YEARS>>COLLECTION>>MOMENTS. In MOMENTS view you can tap on the "SELECT" on the top right which will allow you to choose the photos you want to send in an email.

3)After you choose a photo(s) the icon on the bottom left (one with an arrow pointing up from a square - this is called the share icon) is available to tap. If you hit that you'll get all the option as to how to share those photos including facebook and twitter

Hello,

In iOS you can natively add pictures as attachments. Tap on Photos. Open your camera roll. Tap on the picture to send. In the bottom left corner of the screen there is an arrow. Tap it, and select "Email Photo." Your email will launch with the image attached.

Ok, for your first problem, I couldn't open a couple of file types on the playbook at first either. Go to the app world and download the free app called "airbrowser." It lets you do various things such as delete files, and allowed me to find and open the documents I wanted.

As for the email issue, I would suggest retrying the bridge. Go to the bluetooth connections screen on your torch and delete the playbook, and do the same on the playbook to delete the torch. Then start from scratch reconnecting via the BB bridge app. It solved a few issues on my playbook as well.