TS1506 Click for attach file to the email

Hope to see a new click for attach file in email in the coming iOS. It is extremely useful when reply email as i can't find a way to do this at this iOS version.
Many Thanks.

This is a user to user forum; Apple doesn't read these posts. But you can give them your suggestions here:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html.

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Hello!
I'm using iPad 3rd generation (ver. 5.1.1) and it's native mail client.
I've read how to attach file to the email. But it might work only if I create new email.
My problem is attaching a file to a reply email.
Is there any solution for this?

Thanks for help!
From my experience I can notice that Apple has an excellent support team, but it doesn't listen it's consumers. This is 3rd generation iPad, but this feature still doesn't exist. I've had a better opinion about this company.
IMHO this feature is a basic function of any other mail program. About 7 years ago I had a simple mobile phone with mail client which supported this function, but costed about 100$. Now I hold in my hands device with price ten times higher but it's native mail client doesn't have this feature.
Different Android, Windows devices allow to do this, but iPad doesn't.

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I want to attach Word files to some of my yahoo emails. Instead of the word 'attach' like on all other browsers, Fierfox wants me to click on 'Attach files more easily' and download this. Nothing happens leaving me unable to use Firefox if I wish to use my yahoo email and send attachments, files or pics.

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i have scrolled left, right, up and down on iphone4, iphone5 and ipad and the attachment simply does not exist. It has to be something with the apple mail client setup because for any mail client, if they go to the webemail thru safari, the attachment is there and it can be viewed without issue.
I know there are plenty of people out there with this issue with the mail clients set up that you access thru the email icon on the iphone and ipad but i cannot find anyone with a resolution. I cannot find any settings in the mail client setup that has anything to do with attachments or for what attachments can or cannot be read or seen.
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Except for the first response, all of you are unhelpful. The email was configured. Apple contacted me about the issue and said that the iPad cannot attach multiple docs to a single email regardless of whether the docs are located on the iCloud, in Pages, or a dropbox. It's operating system is not designed to do so (a stupid error if they are promoting the use of iPads for business and productivity, or even fields like architecture, design, and marketing, or even as an office alternative for remote use in meetings...which they are in professional consultations with offices). It also cannot do this through an alternate email site like a university server, yahoo, gmail, etc via Safari. Apple also cannot recommend a third party App that can do so. What they recommended, and there seems to be a lot of buzz about this being a problem with the iPad on the Internet, is that people go to their website, go to product feedback and go to enhancement requests and request the capacity to attach different types of files other than photos, and the capacity to attach multiple documents to an email. Basic functions...any email user would want. One of the Apple techs even thought it was implausible that they hadn't integrated this function ALREADY, when I called to set up the appointment.

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How can I attach file to an email when I am reply on a received mail

Any one can help with problem?

AFAIK - you can still only email files from within the app that can read and save the file.
In other words, you have to launch the app that contains the file that you want to email - and typically there is an arrow icon or a tool icon in the upper right corner of the app that you can tap on and select "email document" from a popup window. When you make that selection to email the file, the mail app opens on the screen and attaches the file to the email.

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