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I'm Using Outlook 2002 SP3. How can you control where a file is attached in
an email? Typically when I insert a file, it goes in the body of the email
right where my cursor was when I inserted the file. That's how I normally
get attached files from most other people too. But sometimes the attached
file is at the top in the header section of the email (right under the
subject line, as it's own header line). At other times, files are attached
across the bottom in what appears to be it's own separate section of the
email.
Further, when I get an email where it shows attached in a different place
than in the body of the email, if I reply or forward to that email attaching
other files, they will no longer go in the body of the email, but as the same
format as they were in the email sent to me. Will someone please explain how
to override this?
Will you please explain how it's determined what position in the email
attachments are displayed? And how to choose and override this if I want to?
Thanks,
Joe
an email? Typically when I insert a file, it goes in the body of the email
right where my cursor was when I inserted the file. That's how I normally
get attached files from most other people too. But sometimes the attached
file is at the top in the header section of the email (right under the
subject line, as it's own header line). At other times, files are attached
across the bottom in what appears to be it's own separate section of the
email.
Further, when I get an email where it shows attached in a different place
than in the body of the email, if I reply or forward to that email attaching
other files, they will no longer go in the body of the email, but as the same
format as they were in the email sent to me. Will someone please explain how
to override this?
Will you please explain how it's determined what position in the email
attachments are displayed? And how to choose and override this if I want to?
Thanks,
Joe