Is there a way to attach a picture to an email in IOS?
System.GotoURL"mailto:support@rushsoftware.com.au?subject=Bug%20Report&body=State:-%20Problem;%20OS%20Type;%20Machine%20Specs;%20Printer"
You will need to use MFMailComposeViewController to attach pictures / files.
I think iOSkit has declares for MFMailComposeViewControlle.
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It looks like this is the solution but I have a few sticking points trying to get a picture attached. I basically want to take a photo from within the app and attach it to the email. I tried put a photo in the resources for testing until I add the camera code and it seems to show the right path but maybe the issue is IOSKIT is using Xojo.IO.Folderitem and I am using the latest XOJO where that is deprecated??
var p as text = SpecialFolder.Resource("Testpic2.png").NativePath.ToText
Var f As New Xojo.IO.FolderItem(p)
mailComposeView = new Extensions.MFMailComposeViewController
mailComposeView.setToRecipients Array("mary@rushsoftware.com.au")
mailComposeView.setSubject "Test"
if f.Exists then
mailComposeView.addAttachment(f,"",f.Name)
end if
mailComposeView.setMessage "This is a sample email"
mailComposeView.FinishCallback = WeakAddressOf SendResult
if Extensions.MFMailComposeViewController.canSendMail then
mailComposeView.PresentInView(self)
end if
Your too clever you already solved this one 
Deprecated ≠ gone. You’ll be good for a while.
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