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19-Jan-2009, 02:30 AM #1
Unhappy Outlook 2007 Attachments unusual behaviour
XP Pro Clone - My attachments used to show as little file icons & names in a bar underneath the subject line. A week ago outlook started putting the attachments right in the body of the email instead. They are still sending as closed files, but the files get in the way of my body text. I'm always fighting to get the text around them. I'm not sure what happened but I'd sure like to have it back the old way. Anyone know what to do?
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19-Jan-2009, 03:20 AM #2
xymptlx,

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In Outlook, go to Tools > Options > Mail Format

For 'Compose in this message format', select HTML

Click OK
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