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anyjungleinguy

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As title really.

In the screenshot you can see the .txt file attachment. Is there any way of actually opening it and seeing the content while editing the draft email?

After I sent it I could access and view the content fine but I seemingly can’t figure out a way while editing the actual email.

I tried copying it into a blank note and all it did was copy the photo icon of the attachment...go figure.

Edit: Ok, so I can’t copy and paste it into Notes but if I open Notes in Split View I can drag it across and contents of the text file populates the new note. Is this really the only way? I have to open another app to do it?

What if I was writing this email on an iPhone?
 

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I thought long-pressing on the attachment opens it? Could be wrong (and unable to test at the moment).
 
I thought long-pressing on the attachment opens it? Could be wrong (and unable to test at the moment).

Unfortunately not. If I do that it just turns “draggable” - if I don’t drag it anywhere then it just doesn’t do anything. It might have worked pre-iOS 11?
 
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