email multiple attachments

Hi,

you can also:

install the free app named "documents free"

put documents in it (of any kind, also taken from incoming mail)

do a multiple selection and click on the mail icon

hope this helped

bye

though crude but simple way out for sending multiple attachments by using apple mail cleint itself:

1. Go to specific document (in iBook etc or in third party app)

2. Send the document (attachment ONE) to mail (by clicking arrow button)

3. That document would appear in the client as attached

4. Then Select or Select All and COPY the attached file

5. Now "Cancel Mail" with delete draft

6. Again

1. Go to another document (attachement TWO) in iBook etc or in third party app

2. Send this document (attachement TWO) to mail (by clicking arrow button)

7. Then PASTE the earlier document in the mail (which was copied in step 4)

8. See both the documents in the MAIL :-)

You can do this using the free app called "iZip". I have just done what you want to do successfully.

Open your PDF files in Adobe Reader one by one, hit the arrow button and then select "open in iZip" , and then go to iZip and select the PDF files in the "local files" and then they can all be sent in one single e mail.

Here's a walkthrough for doing multiple file attachments using Dropbox and $0.99 app iAttachment. It should work with any other cloud service that allows you to open files on the iPhone/iPad.

http://moldybluecheesecurds.tumblr.com/post/43623736121/adding-multiple-file-att achments-to-ipad-or-iphone

Here's a scenario that bugs me (realizing this is an old thread):

I have an existing email that I want to reply to and add one or multiple files to using iPhone's native mail app (not gmail, not dropbox or any 3rd party program).

No such ability right?

I Found it! The answer is in this forum. Try group email app. You can attach multiple documents!

This isn't exactly the same thing but it is a decent workaround if you use Dropbox (free app). I select "Open in" and select Drop box after emailing individual PDFs to myself. I then generate links for each of the files I would like to attach to an outgoing email. I copy each link and paste them into the body of the outgoing email. Not exactly attachments but allows me to send one email that lets the recipient access all the PDFs at once. Hope this helps.

Updated for iOS 9:

You can now add multiple attachments, provided your Pages documents are in iCloud Drive (or Dropbox, Google Drive etc)

1. Start a new email from your iPhone or iPad
2. Press and hold in the blank area to bring up the 'Copy / Paste' bar
3. Tap the right hand arrow twice
4. Tap 'Add Attachment'
5. iCloud Drive will pop up. You can change the data source (to, e.g., Dropbox) by tapping the icon in the top left
6. Tap the document you wish to attach
7. Repeat as necessary

OK... This is t grade school... It is not a picture people it is PDF'(S) multiple ones...