Now firstly, my o/s is Win98SE using Outlook 2000 but person sending me email with
attachment is using XP I am guessing.

I see a broken image link in the body of the email and no attachment . I forward to a
computer with XP and Outlook 2002 and can see and open.

I sent myself an attachment without any problems opening.

Is XP no longer 'talking' to Win98SE?


Thanks

Hi,

XP is still talking to Win98, and the fact that you can forward it to
another machine points to the Outlook installation on that machine. I would
try running the inbox repair tool on that installation. If it is a company
machine, they may have that attachment extension blocked, you would have to
ask the network administrator.

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Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
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"W E B GU R L" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Now firstly, my o/s is Win98SE using Outlook 2000 but person sending me
> email with
> attachment is using XP I am guessing.
>
> I see a broken image link in the body of the email and no attachment . I
> forward to a
> computer with XP and Outlook 2002 and can see and open.
>
> I sent myself an attachment without any problems opening.
>
> Is XP no longer 'talking' to Win98SE?
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
>

"W E B GU R L" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:%(E-Mail Removed)
> Now firstly, my o/s is Win98SE using Outlook 2000 but person sending
> me email with attachment is using XP I am guessing.
>
> I see a broken image link in the body of the email and no attachment
> . I forward to a computer with XP and Outlook 2002 and can see and
> open.
>
> I sent myself an attachment without any problems opening.
>
> Is XP no longer 'talking' to Win98SE?
>
>
> Thanks

If the mail was sent from Outlook using Outlook's RTF format then Outlook
Express will never find the attachment. Outlook Express does not understand
Outlook's RTF format. Ask the Outlook user to please use Plain Text,
especially when sending attachments.

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