How do I forward email as an attatchment?

[Bill]

In Outlook

 

[Amie]

You can highlight the email and click on Copy in the Edit menu and then
paste it in a New email message.

OR

You can start a new email and click on the down arrow next to the paperclip
and select Item. From there you can select which email you want to attach.

 

[Gordon]

You can start a new email and click on the down arrow next to the paperclip
and select Item. From there you can select which email you want to attach.

Doesn't work - you need to select TWO emails, right-click and select
"Forward Items". You can then remove the unwanted attachment

 

[Gordon]

In Outlook

select (ie highlight) two emails, including the one you want to send.
Right-click, select "forward items" and then remove the unwanted
attachment.

 

[Amie]

Perhaps it depends on the version of Outlook. It works for me using Outlook
XP.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

You two are using two different methods (both work) - you can either insert
a message as an attachment or select two messages to forward as attachment,
then delete one unless you have outlook set to always forward as an
attachment in tools, options - they you just hit forward.

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[Rose]

Both of these ways work just fine in outlook 2000.

 

[Brian Tillman]

In Outlook

Click New>Message to create a new message and drag the old one to it.