Help

S

Sam

I am using Outlook and almost everytime I send a mail
with an attachment the receiver gets the attachment as a
dat file. HUGE irritation. And noone has an answer for
me.
 
R

rifleman

|I am using Outlook and almost everytime I send a mail
|with an attachment the receiver gets the attachment as a
|dat file. HUGE irritation. And noone has an answer for
|me.
|
|
|
Firstly, please try to use a subject line that is a bit more succinct
than just "help"!

You are probably sending using Rich text Format to a non-Outlook user.
Try changing your Email Format to either plain text (preferred) or HTML.

HTH
 
G

Guest

-----Original Message-----
I am using Outlook and almost everytime I send a mail
with an attachment the receiver gets the attachment as a
dat file. HUGE irritation. And noone has an answer for
me.
possibly your isp is making the conversion.

remember you have no control after it leaves youre
computer.
 
R

rifleman

|
|>-----Original Message-----
|>I am using Outlook and almost everytime I send a mail
|>with an attachment the receiver gets the attachment as a
|>dat file. HUGE irritation. And noone has an answer for
|>me.
|>possibly your isp is making the conversion.
|
|remember you have no control after it leaves youre
|computer.
|>
|>.
|>
|
Eh?
 
R

rifleman

|Is the guy who posted the 'Eh?' a Canadian??
|
|:0)
|
|Rich
|
|
||> In article <[email protected]>,
|> (e-mail address removed) says...
|> |
|> |>-----Original Message-----
|> |>I am using Outlook and almost everytime I send a mail
|> |>with an attachment the receiver gets the attachment as a
|> |>dat file. HUGE irritation. And noone has an answer for
|> |>me.
|> |>possibly your isp is making the conversion.
|> |
|> |remember you have no control after it leaves youre
|> |computer.
|> |>
|> |>.
|> |>
|> |
|> Eh?
|
|
|
Nope.
 

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