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Using Drag and Drop On Your iPhone or iPad
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Gary: This is great. I have always wanted to link a specific mail to Notes or Calendar in iOS, similar to how it is possible on iPadOS or macOS. Your video prompted me to try this again - it finally works! I find it much easier to do this with two hands, though. In my scenario above, I press and hold a specific mail with the left-hand thumb and do the moving part with the right-hand index or thumb.
Hi Gary,
This is great. I have a need to copy multiple files from Notes to OneDrive. I would not be able to do it without this shortcut. For some reason, if I share a document scan Note with OneDrive, it transfers as a PDF, which is what I need. But if I drag and drop notes they show up as something called an RTFD file, which I can't open. Thanks in advance if you can shed any light on this.
Wonderful! Great demonstration of drag and drop on iPhone. Thanks.