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  1. soupcon [OP]
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    08-19-2012 07:15 PM
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    How to save email pictures?

    How do we save pictures and images in emails? With previous smart phone I could long touch them and get a save image option. Nothing happens with long touch on GN....?
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    08-19-2012 09:04 PM
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    In both the Gmail and the email app, I get one button to view and one to save.
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    Where or what do you do to get these buttons?
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    In gmail I see them as soon as I open the email. In the email app I touch the attachment tab, then the buttons appear.
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    08-20-2012 09:26 AM
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    I rarely use my gmail account, but guess I will have to use it more often. I do see the two choices in gmail to view or save pictures that are in emails, whether forwarded or sent directly to me. But, in my comcast account I only get the attachment tab when it is an email sent directly to me with a picture in it. If it was forwarded and has a picture in the body there are no options to view or save. I will miss the long touch feature..
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