reply email with attachment

Natively in iPad, you can't. But, you've heard the saying "There's an App For That?"

Check this out in the App Store: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ibismail-filtering-mail/id300834416?mt=8

Same problem here. Hope that in iOS 6, apple could do something about it.

I regret to buy Ipad too,

The best option is to sell your I pad and buy gallaxy tab or surface. I could have bought a thin computer as well such as the new Asus notebook. It is much better than Ipad. We paid $ 900 and we cant do the normal task( attaching file)

It is redicelous

Hi, For any of you who have been looking for ways to attach files when replying or forwarding a mail.

There is a new App available - Called "Email Reply".

https://itunes.apple.com/US/app/id780069308?mt=8

It is pretty basic, but it supports POP and IMAP and major email accounts such as Google mail, Yahoo mail, Microsoft Hotmail, iCloud mails etc. For you company accounts, as long as you know your POP and IMAP settings, then it would work for you.

I tried attach several files in a email reply, and it worked just what many of you wished a iPad could do.

Another nice thing is that you could open multiple email accounts at once or open multiple attached files at once in a browser like user interface.

And it supports cloud, Wifi, Open in as well, so you could get files in and out easily. I am a small business owner, it works for me well. I could manage all my email accounts in this App. I have a sense that this App would evolve over time.

First timer and ten posts promoting this app. This is prohibited by the terms of use of this forum. It's great if if works, but since you seem to work for, or at least promote for the developers of this app, you should note in your post that you are affiliated with the company. The following is an extract of the relevant section of the Apple Support Communities Terms of Use.

No advertising. Do not use the Site to sell or market your products to others and do not post a URL unless it directly answers a user's question. If any portion of your Submission, including any posted URL, results in any accrual of compensation or benefit to you, you must note this in your post by stating, "I may receive some form of compensation, financial or otherwise, from my recommendation or link." As well, the following are not allowed:

1. A submission created solely to advertise a book, service, software or some other item for sale.
2. Any reference, including a link, to a commercial item that is not directly related to a relevant technical support question or answer. For example: "This post created by Super Post Creator."
3. You may sign your Submissions with information about yourself. However, this should not include a link to a website. An example of an acceptable signature:
   Justine R.
   Author, "Apple Lisa Communities: Tips and Tricks"

This may be a useful app for users, but this account and the 10 posts made by this user are all verbatim "marketing" promoting the same app.

I've already asked the user to post a disclaimer that he or she is affiliated with the company.

Hi, Alfred:

I am affiliated with the devloper company, and didn't know the "No Ad" rule as you mentioned. I just thought the App is solving people's problem for this thread.

Great, I agree it may be usefule for people, but do follow the terms and post a disclaimer in those threads that you are affiliated to avoid having the host remove your posts.

Hi, Alfred:

Many thanks for the advice.

Your welcome. Maybe it will help some people.