Cannot forward iphone pdf

Can you tell me why I am continuously having issues forwarding pdfs from iphone email? Either files are too large or it continues to say "loading" when trying to forward.
Have a 3GS.

You can also pick up an unlocked phone or device that will work on Korea's network and put your iPhone sim card in that....
I know for a fact that while you're in Korea you can stop at a local mobile phone shop and buy an unlocked phone, put your at&t sim card in it and it will work. Of course you need to be set up for international service through at&t. They have something called World plan or something for 5.99 a month that drops rates down.

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The problem is i cannot forward one page PDF file from mail apps. I use imap set up for my work email.
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After further testing it appears to be an issue between the iPhone and Yahoo, which I'm assuming is going to fall more on the shoulders of Yahoo because it never plays nice with iOS.
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teresah7680 wrote:
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Is that the exact message that Outlooks gives you?
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