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It's extremely intuitive, I didn't recall how to do any of them but I knew I'd be able to find out in the context of using each App.
by mythz 11y ago
It's extremely intuitive, I didn't recall how to do any of them but I knew I'd be able to find out in the context of using each App.
- untog 11y agoCan those options reply to an existing email chain?
- mythz 11y agoThe Mail App features can. If the feature was considered important enough to complicate the UI there'd be an option or optimized App for the task, otherwise no-one thought it was important or cared enough to support it.
- untog 11y agoRight, Apple decided it wasn't important so that means it isn't important? Being on an e-mail thread where someone says "hey, can you e-mail over that spreadsheet?" is hardly rare. Things like this are the reason why the iPad has not been a huge success as a productivity tool.
- mythz 11y ago> Right, Apple decided it wasn't important so that means it isn't important? I was referring to all Mail Apps, I don't even use Apple Mail, I use Gmail. Yes Apple decides what's important in their App, Google decides what's important in theirs, Everyone else decides... > Being on an e-mail thread where someone says "hey, can you e-mail over that spreadsheet?" is hardly rare. You can still send spreadsheet attachments, open said Spread sheet, hit share attachment, Done. Go back to playing games. > iPad has not been a huge success as a productivity tool. So catering for a smaller class of enterprise and power users should be the holy metric Apple should be catering for? Apple has OSX for power users, iOS for everyone else. That strategy seems to be working quite well for them.