stupid question about gmail

uwhuskygirl

Can you attach an email to another email in gmail?

sarack

i have nothing to add, because i don't know.. but gmail is so foreign to me.. especially on my phone, it never lets me compose a new mail. sarack fail.

i only know how to do what you're asking in outlook. i sound like an idiot. lol!

uwhuskygirl

sarack:

i have nothing to add, because i don't know.. but gmail is so foreign to me.. especially on my phone, it never lets me compose a new mail. sarack fail.

i only know how to do what you're asking in outlook. i sound like an idiot. lol!

I only know how to do it in outlook too, so we can be idiots together. 

Are you using the gmail app on your phone? If so, open the app the click "menu" on your phone and then a small window will open up from the bottom and then you can click compose from there. 

sarack

uwhuskygirl:

sarack:

i have nothing to add, because i don't know.. but gmail is so foreign to me.. especially on my phone, it never lets me compose a new mail. sarack fail.

i only know how to do what you're asking in outlook. i sound like an idiot. lol!

I only know how to do it in outlook too, so we can be idiots together. 

Are you using the gmail app on your phone? If so, open the app the click "menu" on your phone and then a small window will open up from the bottom and then you can click compose from there. 

i thought so.. but usually i only look in it when i get notification and i just pull it down from the top. i should probably go in from the beginning.. i've never done that. lol.

Johlise

I don't think you can. I always copy and paste the info from an email into the next email if I want the same info in another one.

CDMay2006

I don't think you can attach it in the manor you'd attach a document.  The closest i know how to do is forward, but change the subject of the email... and that's not what you are looking for.

Johlise

CDMay2006:

I don't think you can attach it in the manor you'd attach a document.  The closest i know how to do is forward, but change the subject of the email... and that's not what you are looking for.

That being said you can forward it to yourself, so enter your own gmail email address in. Then take the Fwd part out of the subject, and add whatever else you need to. Seems to me that this is as close as you are going to get, unless you want to copy and paste like I suggested earlier.