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I do I send a photo as a jpeg attachement and not have it show up embedded in the body of the email? I know this can be done because my friend has an iphone and sends photos as attachements. Thank you in advance!
iPhone 5, iOS 6.1.3
If you follow those directions it will go as an attachment.
If you follow those directions it will go as an attachment.
Read my post...it tells you how to do what you want.
I'm not sure how to zip it. My friend sends his the same exact way I send mine but his comes in as an jpeg attachement but mine is embedded in the body of the email. I was on the phone w/Apple Tech support for an hour and they said he's using a 3rd party app but he says he's not. He is on AT&T and I'm on Sprint but I wouldn't see how that would make a difference. I need to download these photos for work from the email. Thanks for you help though!
wjosten - tried it to the letter and it didn't work for me.
This is how it comes out:
But this is how I want it to look:
I don't want it to be embedded in the body of the email but I would like it to be an attachement.
Thanks.
I would love to know this as well. After an hour of searching I still cannot find an answer. Plenty of people who will tell me how to email a photo, or claim I am crazy because NO attachment shows up in outlook, but no answers with a way to change the settings so it attaches as a jpeg instead of a useless pretty picture in the body of the email.
I know how to email the picture so it can be viewed. I need to know how to email it so it can be saved. I should not have to download an alternate email program, why can't apple make this an option!?
An attachment is an attachment . if it is displayed or not by the recipient's e-mail client is not under your control.
You can zip it (compress it) before sending it. if it's JPEG, zipping will not reduce the size (in fact, it's even possible it may increase it slightly), but most e-mail clients do not display what's inside a zip archive.
Well I've solved this problem by just downloading the yahoo mail app to my iphone. If I send an email through the yahoo mail app the pic will be sent and come in as an attachment. Now I can right click and save it to my work computer. Thanks for all the help though!
wjosten - Thanks for the help but it still shows up embedded in the body of the email. 😕
It depends on your email client.
The answer to this is to delete you signature to just 2 lines.
More than that, iPhone embeds the image into the email.
How do I send a photo as a jpeg attachement and not embedded in the body of the email on an iphone?
