I'm new at using Outlook Office for email. One of my recipients (on aol)
tells me there is an attachment noted in my messages, and I didn't knowingly
send an attachment. Please send any help on this subject. Thanks, Fu

P.S. Would it be dangerous for her to open it?

It's TNEF formatted copy of the message. The file is safe to ignore. Try
sending to that recipient only in plain text.
Ensure you don't send RTF messages over the internet and to other clients
that don't support it.
--
Bill Rodgers MVP
"Fu" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:926FAB39-03DC-437D-9736-(E-Mail Removed)...
> I'm new at using Outlook Office for email. One of my recipients (on aol)
> tells me there is an attachment noted in my messages, and I didn't
> knowingly
> send an attachment. Please send any help on this subject. Thanks, Fu
>
> P.S. Would it be dangerous for her to open it?