On my iPad Air 2 there is a copy choice under the share button. When I use this button, I can't find the copy. It's not in my photos, and if try the paste function nothing is there. Where is the copy?
iPad Storage – Where Does a Copy Go on My iPad?
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Panic Software recently released Prompt, the best iOS SSH app I've seen. Copy and paste works great; just double-tap text to bring up the copy/paste dialog (tap-and-hold doesn't work).
You could use a 3rd-party app such as the free WiFi Photo Transfer to access all those pictures on your MacBook Air. It uses a web browser to access the photos, so you don't have to install any software on the MacBook Air or deal with syncing.
The whole process is easy:
- Launch the app on the iPhone or iPad
- On your computer, you type in the address it tells you to in a browser.
- You can then choose to either download a specific picture or entire albums.
Another benefit is that none of the pictures are sent to the Internet.
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Best Answer
If you use that copy option in Safari, all you are copying is the address of the website.
If you try pasting in a text message or pasting in an email, you should see the address of the website. If you go into the Photos app, it won't even offer the paste option because there is nothing the Photos app can do with a piece of plain text.