That is one of the files that is used to support 'round tripping' - ie, so
you can create an html file in word and reopen it in word for editing even
though a different editor is set as the default for html. I thought there
was an option to include metadata for round tripping, but I can't find it.
Go to tools, options, mail format and set it to strip unnecessary stuff from
html. Not sure it will help, but for most people, it’s a good setting to
use all the time anyway.
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John said:
colorschememapping.xml. this is not my file, my own is just a simple html
file.
Diane Poremsky said:
you should not get attachments - what are they called?
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John said:
Hi
I am trying to mail merge an html document using outlook contacts.
Problem is Outlook 2007 seems to mess up my html and adds a lot of html
code presumably due to using word 2007 during mail merge. The mail shot
then appears with unwanted attachments on the other side. Is there any
way to avoid this?
Thanks
Regards
