how disable msg: "Your files are attached & ready to send"

A

Andrew

In Windows explorer when I want to e-mail a file, I right
click on the file, select Send To and then Mail
Recipient. In the resulting Outlook window, It always
includes in the body of the e-mail: "Your files are
attached and ready to send." How do I disable getting
this message in the body of the e-mail. It really serves
no purpose and gets in the way of any message I want to
write. Thank you.
 
L

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Just delete the text & change the subject line - or instead of doing it this
way, create a new message, and attach the file (browse to it).
 
G

Guest

Thank you.
-----Original Message-----
Just delete the text & change the subject line - or instead of doing it this
way, create a new message, and attach the file (browse to it).



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