How do I attach a screenshot to a rely email, not a new email

how do I attach a screenshot/ photo to a reply email, not a new email?

Hit reply, then click inside body and hold until you see options of inserting photo, video etc. and select the right option.
Your screenshot would/ should be in your camera roll.
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@ adobe-admin (J.C.?):
Thanks for fixing the "backslash" error. Accuracy is important, and doubly so when presented as an F.A.Q.
The sad thing is how prevalent the usage of "backslash" is when a plain old slash is meant (generally, the "forward" attribute is assumed and unneeded), and by people who should know better. It's a direct result of people knowing just barely enough about the Windows file path naming protocols, and then applying the only terminology they're familiar with incorrectly to URLs.
I went about 10 rounds—TWICE!—with a labyrinthian succession of people at the Discovery & History cable TV networks because they were saying "backslash" in voice overs whenever their commercials promoted their websites. It took some doing, but I finally got in touch with somebody who was savvy enough to recognize that it was a rookie mistake made by a clueless marketing copywriter. The voice over person just read the copy they were given, oblivious to the difference. It amazes me that it wasn't caught by somebody early in the recording/production process and rectified.
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To prevent ourselves from burning the same disc twice
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There is a new App available - Called "Email Reply".
https://itunes.apple.com/US/app/id780069308?mt=8
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