This is happening only with Ventura! When I try to copy and paste a Pdf attachment (right click on it) there is no option to select that says "copy Pdf" or "copy file" but only "copy image"... which is already odd.
If I click "copy image" it basically does not copy anything...
How do you guys paste a Pdf attachment (without dragging it or saving it first) into a new email?
Although you can select a PDF in the Finder, right-click on it and choose copy, and then paste that PDF as a new Mail compose attachment, Apple Mail is not the Finder, and you must right-click on the PDF attachment and choose any of the first five menu options on that contextual menu. Or, click and hold on the PDF attachment and drag it to a Finder location.
Tested: macOS 13.3.1 (a).
What if you use control click on the pdf file. Does it show copy then?
I just tried this on a pdf file and then successfully pasted it into a new mail message body by using command + V
in Ventura MacOs?
Yes....with an M1 iMac, using Ventura 13.3.1 (a).
Even if the PDF is one-page only and it is display as "view in place" and not "view as icon"?
Yes I know that, the question is asking something else.
There is no solution to your original question as Apple did not implement in Apple Mail, any clipboard services such as copy/paste for file attachments. I thought I made that rather clear.
Clipboard service on file attachments in Apple Mail works...
I repeat my question:
How do you guys paste a Pdf attachment (without dragging it or saving it first) into a new email?
Copy & paste Pdf in Mail not working
