Attachments

[Diane]

When attaching a file to an outgoing message, it appears
as an icon in the body of the message. How do you change
this for the it to appear as the file name in an
attachment box in the header section?

Thanks!

 

[DanteG]

I'm assuming you're using Outlook 2000, since I don't believe XP does that any more. The easiest way that I found, is to attach the file using the attach command in the menu bar instead of Drag and Drop. Give that a try

I'm using Office 2003, and attachments ALWAYS go into the header section (or if they don't, I haven't figured out how to put the file in the body)

Hope that helps
Dante Gagn
SDE/
Developer Divisio
Microsoft Corporatio

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[Rifleman]

When attaching a file to an outgoing message, it appears
as an icon in the body of the message. How do you change
this for the it to appear as the file name in an
attachment box in the header section?

Thanks!

Change the Mail format. Tools-options-Mail Format

 

[Guest]

Yes, I am using 2003 - I tried using the menu and it still
comes up as an icon. Another suggestion would be
appreciated.
Thanks
Diane

-----Original Message-----
I'm assuming you're using Outlook 2000, since I don't

believe XP does that any more. The easiest way that I
found, is to attach the file using the attach command in
the menu bar instead of Drag and Drop. Give that a try .

I'm using Office 2003, and attachments ALWAYS go into

the header section (or if they don't, I haven't figured
out how to put the file in the body).

 

[Guest]

Don't see anywhere in mailformat to change outgoing files.
any furhter suggestions?
thanks