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attaching an "attachment" to another email without using fwding

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rahulv6209
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I want to attach a file ( pdf, image, etc) that I received from another email ID ( say from contact A) to the email Id ( say contact B) without using the forwarding. One way I know is to save the attachment from A and then attach it to the email to B. But this quite cumbursome ,for one you have to remeber the file name and the location you saved it to . Is there another way/short way . I swicthed from Outlook to Tbird and this functionality I could no find in Tbird.

I want to attach a file ( pdf, image, etc) that I received from another email ID ( say from contact A) to the email Id ( say contact B) without using the forwarding. One way I know is to save the attachment from A and then attach it to the email to B. But this quite cumbursome ,for one you have to remeber the file name and the location you saved it to . Is there another way/short way . I swicthed from Outlook to Tbird and this functionality I could no find in Tbird.

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sfhowes
sfhowes
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Drag the attachment from the received message and drop it onto the area to the right of the addressing area of the new message Write window.