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Anthelie
Hi,
I'm having this issue on several machines, all equipped with Windows XP SP2
and Office 2007. Outlook is connected to an Exchange Server 2003.
Variant A:
You write a Document in Word 2007 and save it as x.doc (compatibility mode).
Now you choose Send/EMail from the menu. Outlook opens an empty mail with
x.doc properly attached. You want to add another document, e.g. y.ppt and add
it via drag&drop - nothing shows in the list. You try again - nothing. You
use the attach option in the mail - nothing. There's still x.doc but no y.ppt.
Now you save the document as draft, close and re-open it.
Result: you see x.doc and 3 times y.ppt
Variant B:
You use the "mailto:<address>" function from a html page and try to add
y.ppt as described above. Nothing happens - unless you save the mail as draft
and re-open it.
Strangely enough, the problem does only appear in about 10-20% of the
described cases. There's no user permanentely affected. And it does not make
a difference if we use HTML or RTF.
Any ideas?
ciao
anthelie
I'm having this issue on several machines, all equipped with Windows XP SP2
and Office 2007. Outlook is connected to an Exchange Server 2003.
Variant A:
You write a Document in Word 2007 and save it as x.doc (compatibility mode).
Now you choose Send/EMail from the menu. Outlook opens an empty mail with
x.doc properly attached. You want to add another document, e.g. y.ppt and add
it via drag&drop - nothing shows in the list. You try again - nothing. You
use the attach option in the mail - nothing. There's still x.doc but no y.ppt.
Now you save the document as draft, close and re-open it.
Result: you see x.doc and 3 times y.ppt
Variant B:
You use the "mailto:<address>" function from a html page and try to add
y.ppt as described above. Nothing happens - unless you save the mail as draft
and re-open it.
Strangely enough, the problem does only appear in about 10-20% of the
described cases. There's no user permanentely affected. And it does not make
a difference if we use HTML or RTF.
Any ideas?
ciao
anthelie