True" Music, here's tip number three: all about giving your attachments out of your email into a usable space. So, I'm just going to access my mail here. Swipe over to my spotlight tool, type in mail, and there we go. Jump into my mail, and you can see I have my mail along the left-hand side here. And you can see that tiny little icon right there, the paperclip. That means I have an attachment that I can access. I'm gonna go ahead and click on that, and if I scroll down to the bottom, I'll see that I have a set of attachments. One of them is this PDF right here that shows up inside of my email, actually as an image because it's a PDF. And if it's a jpg or PNG and small enough, it may just show up in the email also. And then I have an attachment right here that is actually an iCal invitation to a meeting. And then the final one down here, I have is a word document. All three of these are accessible and pretty much the same way, which is to simply push and hold. You probably are noticing that this is a theme on the iPad. If you push and hold things, you get usually a whole new set of options, two things to do with that item, that object, those words, that picture. And in this case, I can open it in my sundry notes or do it open it in quick look. And if I had pages on here, I could open it and that. And this is where I want to stop for just a second and explain. When I press on this and hold, I'm given a set of options. You may be given a different set...
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