One of our users has come upon this situation and I have no idea what's going
on. Maybe one of you may have seen it before?

She is selecting attachments (a clean document and a redline document) from
a previous email sent to her from her assistant. She is copying them and
attaching them to a newly composed email to send to the client. When she
previews the attachments in the email she is sending, they appear fine.
After she clicks send, the "sent" result (she bcc'd herself) is instead that
the contents of both documents are identical - they are both the redline
document - but they retain their original names.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thank you.

--
Elizabeth A. Bañuelos
MS Office Master XP ed.
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Copying attachments directly from one e-mail directly to another causes
strange things to happen in the temporary internet files folder. Either
"Forward" the original e-mail suitably re-written, or use Save As to
copy the attachment to the the harddrive and then attach them to the
newly created e-mail.

Elizabeth A. Bañuelos wrote:

> One of our users has come upon this situation and I have no idea what'sgoing
> on. Maybe one of you may have seen it before?
>
> She is selecting attachments (a clean document and a redline document) from
> a previous email sent to her from her assistant. She is copying them and
> attaching them to a newly composed email to send to the client. When she
> previews the attachments in the email she is sending, they appear fine.
> After she clicks send, the "sent" result (she bcc'd herself) is insteadthat
> the contents of both documents are identical - they are both the redline
> document - but they retain their original names.
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated.
> Thank you.
>