Saving PDF email attachments

[chenhogi]

Is there anyway of saving PDF email attachments to Skydrive?

 

[Doug Miller1]

There is no way to save or edit pdf's yet that i can see. This is a step back from the older windows mobile 6.x. versions where u could store attachments, and then bring them back up later using whichever app you needed to edit them. This is somewhat dissapointing, but similar to Iphone.

 

[chenhogi]

Well, at least with iOS you can upload the PDF files to Dropbox. It would be nice to be able to do the same with SkyDrive.

 

[chenhogi]

PDF Reader has been updated, and now allows sharing via Skydrive, but unfortunately - as far I can tell - does not allow you to save the attached pdf file to your Skydrive.

I would have expected the two to go hand in hand. Perhaps in future updates.

 

[jdhooghe]

Nope and neither can you send pdfs as well. Sucks.

 

[endacrowley]

PDF Reader does save pdfs to SkyDrive. You choose the share option.

 

[chenhogi]

PDF Reader does save pdfs to SkyDrive. You choose the share option.

It does. I've just noticed that by accident. It is limited in that it does not let you choose which folder to saved the file in, nor does it let you choose a name for it rather than its original name.
Its a start, though, and hopefully future updates will allow greater flexibility.

 

[Ray Adams]

You can use other applications to do this. For example Pocket FTP Server. Its registered to accept PDF files, store it locally and the you can copy it to SkyDrive or Dropbox. (Dropbox support is coming in next update)

 

[redhalo79]

I was wondering same thing


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[redhalo79]

I was wondering the same thing

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[Kellzea]

Just get adobe reader, the new version.

Works for me