Move pics from inbox to photo album

How do I move pictures emailed to me from my inbox on phone and save in my photo album on phone?

email attachments can only be viewed, you cannot move, cut, copy, paste...
you will need to download the picture emailed to you on your iphone to your computer and if you want, upload to your photo album on your iphone.
hope this helps.

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What is your MacOS X version and iPhoto Version?
If your Mac OS X and IOS ob your iPhone supports Photo Stream, add the the photos to the Photo Stream and import them to your camera roll.
Or send an email to yourself, then you can open the photos on your iPhone,
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I'm running Exchange 2010 SP2 RU7 (Recently upgraded from SP2 RU3) after this upgrade it appears that I have users who can no longer move mail from their inbox into folders that are nested in their inbox. (not .pst folders) these folders reside on the server
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Hi,
Based on my research, it’s a known issue that some users cannot delete some messages after installing Exchange 2010 SP2 RU6 or SP3:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2822208
And I recommend you try Martina’s suggestion.
Moreover, I also recommend you try to use MFCMapi to move emails from inbox to subfolder.
1) Download MFCMapi (found at: http://mfcmapi.codeplex.com/).
2) Run the tool on your client machine and click "Session" -> "Logon".
3) Select the Outlook profile in which you have been trying to move the data.
4) Double-click the container that shows the users' email address.
5) Expand "Root - Mailbox" and "IPM_SUBTREE".
6) Right-click on "Inbox" and select "Open contents table"
7) From here you will want to locate one of the encrypted messages and right-click on it and copy it to the sub-folder that has been your target when using Outlook.
If you have any question, please feel free to let me know.
Thanks,
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