I use Office2 HD as the primary word processing application on my iPad and there are times when I need to attach two .DOC files (or two PDFs for that matter) but I havent figured out a way how to do this. Is there something pretty obvious that im missing or its the iOS operating system thats dumb?
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Attaching Files in iOS
- Thread starter TFTC
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SuperNev
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From the last time I used mail, you could attach one at a time (except photos of course). This was in iOS5, so maybe that changed in iOS6.
The reasons why you likely got no responses after 140 views is cos:
1. Question might be more suited to Google, you get an answer in about 10 seconds, depending on how quick you read, instead of hitting refresh hoping for an answer
2. You should have downloaded a third party mail app cos the stock one is inadequate, and thus no need to ask the question
3. (I definitely thought you were pulling a sarcastic joke on iOS), dunno if anyone else thought the same here
The reasons why you likely got no responses after 140 views is cos:
1. Question might be more suited to Google, you get an answer in about 10 seconds, depending on how quick you read, instead of hitting refresh hoping for an answer
2. You should have downloaded a third party mail app cos the stock one is inadequate, and thus no need to ask the question
3. (I definitely thought you were pulling a sarcastic joke on iOS), dunno if anyone else thought the same here
I know that the iOS mail.app does now support multiple attachments but unfortunately I don't have Office2 so I can't say if that particular app supports it. Apps such as Goodreader does - and has for previous versions of iOS - so if Office2 doesnt support it you might consider contacting them.