New iOS preventing saving images from yahoo mailbox to photos

Since iOS 7 I can no longer touch to save image on any attached yahoo pictures in my email. I can click "save image" but when I go to photos I do not have the photo. This is true of the ipad and iPhone. I have looked under privacy and photos, but there is no way to enable yahoo mail to access my photos for saving to them as most apps do. Please help!

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This forum is actually about the Cloud, not about using individual programs
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Page 79 of the manual:
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Simple, you can't.
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