Save as an email attachment

Im new to the macbook pro. I receive many docs in the form of email attachments. I would like to save these to a dropbox folder. What is the easiest way to do this? Right-clicking only allows "save a version". Opening in Finder under downloads does not allow "save as". I know there must be a simple way to do this (there better be) but I cant figure it out. Please help out a newbie. Thanks.

Is this a scanned PDF? If so, it must first be OCR'd.

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Is this a scanned PDF? If so, it must first be OCR'd.

Read Email Attachment Document and Save it in DMS

Hi
I have developd a zFM for reading the email attachment and storing it in SAP.(CV01N)
using the FM for SO_DOCUMENT_READ_API1(Read attachement) CVAPI_DOC_CHECKIN(Save Document) FM for save it in SAP.
After reading the attachemtn am getting Hexa decimal Values and i have convert into binary.
But the output is showing can't open the file.
How to solve this?
CALL FUNCTION 'SO_DOCUMENT_READ_API1'
          EXPORTING
            document_id                = lv_doc_id
          IMPORTING
            document_data              = lw_doc_data
          TABLES
            object_content             = lt_objcontent
            contents_hex               = lt_contents_hex
          EXCEPTIONS
            document_id_not_exist      = 1
            operation_no_authorization = 2
            x_error                    = 3
            OTHERS                     = 4.
Converteing Hexa decimal into srting by loop the internal table lt_contents_hex.
lv_raw concatenate hexa decimal values
          CALL FUNCTION 'SCMS_XSTRING_TO_BINARY'
            EXPORTING
              buffer        = lv_raw
            IMPORTING
              output_length = lv_length
            TABLES
              binary_tab    = it_temp_binary.
     CALL FUNCTION 'CVAPI_DOC_CHECKIN' ......

Hi,
thank you.
The DB-Version is 9.2.0.4.0
This document does not help me...
I need to create any procedure that inserts the nodes(tag-name) and when the node has any content then the content too in the table and s.o., so how I have it entered in the question...
Any Idea?
Regards

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When I receive email with text document attached and select save, it is always saved in office notes. While this is probably a reasonable thing to do, the problem is that I cannot find the saved file using file manager. So this text document becomes unavailable for other installed programs. Answers to following questions would help mightily:
1. How to save email attachment to specified folder (any attachment)?
2. How to save note from Menu->Office->Notes to some specified folder?
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The email client saves attachments to the folder Others if you choose 'save' from the menu. Notes cannot be individually accessed, they're a some kind of database hidden deep into your phone. To save your note to some folder the only thing you can do is copy and paste it to Quick Office and save it from there.
You can't remove the Notes program. I've moved all my notes to Active Notes and use the memory card to store them. As you said, Active Notes does all that Notes does, and more. Notes just starts up a few milliseconds faster
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Save the email and forward it (along with the attachment) when you need to send a copy somewhere. Depending on the type of document it is, if you can open it in some app, and if that app is programmed to sync to iCloud, then that's a way to get it to icloud. Just tap and hold your finger on the attachment icon (in mail) and from the pop up menu choose the app to open it in - if there is an app capable of opening it.
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Hello, tedrbebe.
Thank you for visiting Apple Support Communities.
Here are the steps on how to save image attachments from your email account to your camera roll.
Save a photo or video to your Camera Roll. Touch and hold the photo or video until a menu appears, then tap Save Image.
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