IOS 4.2 no image resize for mailing out of photos...?

While the iPhone offers several options for image size when I send photos out of photos the iPad does not.. Is that normal even for 4.2 or am I missing a setting somewhere? This is hugely annoying bc I only have camera and iPad with me traveling and not always a good Internet connection to upload 10mb pics...
Any suggestions how to get the pics emailed out downsized?
Cheers
Greg

As iOS 4.2 has not yet been generally released, you might do better asking this question of your fellow developers in the Developers' Forum.
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