Problem with email app

[Alketas1971]

Hi. How are you? I wanted to ask you something. The Email application that is next to gmail, is application of Samsung; I wanted to send a message with some photos, but the message is not as I would like to be. I mean that it should be, text - photo - text - photo etc. The message is always what you see. You can not paste the photos from the clipboard. There is something in the settings I need to do; Thanks. Friendly greetings, Alkis (Samsung galaxy core 2 SM G355HN).

 

[Tom Westrick]

That's just how email attachments work. You could rename the pictures to read "Attachment_1," Attachment_2," etc, and then refer to them as those titles in the text of the email if you need to.

 

[420lyfe]

Double posting isn't recommended.

 

[ManiacJoe]

Phone apps usually do just basic email formatting. This results in your text part of the message being separated from any images or other attachments. If you were to look at the raw form of the email, it would just be:
header data
text message
picture1
picture2
picture3

Most desktop email programs have the ability to format the message in such a way that the images get displayed in-line with the text as the email message is created. When the message is sent this way, most desktop programs and many phone apps can display the received message that way. But most phone email apps will not create the messages that way.

 

[Alketas1971]

Hi. All OK. Thanks for the answers. Friendly greetings, Alkis. (I'm trying to learn functions of the device (Samsung galaxy core 2) to buy new and to know the basic functions and capabilities (think galaxy A5 or A6 are good choices).