Android 4.4 how to download message attachment

# · I have not been able to download attachments from email since I updated my OS to Android It all seemed to work fine before the update. I am using the standard email app to access my Gmail account. It seems to happen with any file type, but the one I'm currently trying to download is a pdf. I have Adobe pdf reader installed. On my android tablet running the app "messaging " do a long hold on the message body not the photo. It opens a dialogue which allows saving the attachment. It was easy after bltadwin.rus: 1. SMS from Android is built to give you a smoother, better, faster, and cleaner Android messaging experience. Send text messages, pictures, recordings, and much more. The text app delivers text messages directly via the mobile network, so no Internet or Wi-Fi connection is needed*. Chat Bubbles allow you to see your latest SMS text message /5(K).

How to Download Gmail Emails to PC. From switching to a different email service to just wanting a local backup for record keeping purposes, there are many reasons to download Gmail emails to computer, and this article explains how to do it in a way that you can understand regardless of how much experience with computers you have. First, download and install the program on a computer; Then connect the phone to computer with USB cable. Find the backup option on the program and select the data type you wish to transfer. Click the "Backup" button to move Android messages to a local folder on the computer. Once you need to recover the messages, you can quickly restore from. I have looked at other examples online, but I am unable to figure out how to download and store ALL the attachments from a MimeMessage object. I did look into the WriteTo(), but I could not get it to work. Also wondering whether attachments will be saved according to the original file name, and type inside the email. Here is what I have so far.

On my android tablet running the app "messaging " do a long hold on the message body not the photo. It opens a dialogue which allows saving the attachment. It was easy after that. Step 1. Install Android Message Recovery. To begin with, download and install Android Message Recovery on your computer, then open the software and choose the "Android Recovery" module. Step 2. Link Android to the PC. Next, you need to link the Android phone to the PC via a USB cable. The app will have a quick scan on the Android files. Step 3. Using my Samsung S5 email app I get an email with a PDF attachment. I scroll to the bottom of the email to "load (or see) details". Then I touch the attachment and it scrolls to the right where I can either Preview or Download the PDF. touching either option results in the following Warning message.