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prwhit
How do I keep the embedded image in the message rather than getting moved to
a separate file?
a separate file?
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Charles W Davis
Does this happen to all recipients? Does it happen when you send a message
to yourself? Is the recipients e-mail client set to only receive text
messages? It is usually a function of the receiving e-mail client.
to yourself? Is the recipients e-mail client set to only receive text
messages? It is usually a function of the receiving e-mail client.
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
How do I keep the embedded image in the message rather than getting moved
to
a separate file?
Outlook always shows attachments as attachments. If your senders want to
embed them, then they'll have to embed them and not attach them. It's your
senders' problem, not yours.
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prwhit
The subject line above is the message that I receive from outlook. The
sender did embed the images and outlook made them attachments. Thank you for
your help though.
sender did embed the images and outlook made them attachments. Thank you for
your help though.
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
The subject line above is the message that I receive from outlook. The
sender did embed the images and outlook made them attachments. Thank you
for
your help though.
I suspect you have some kind of add-in. I don't know of any feature in
Outlook that would do what you describe.