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Matt
Can anyone answer this one?
In Outlook 2003 Pro, when attachments are sent (Excel,
Word, etc.) and are opened within an email (not
previously saved-as) they have the Read-Only attribute
checked in their properties and the selection is greyed
out. This makes the only option available after making
changes to be Save-As to your local machine. However, if
you forward the same email and then open the attached
file before you send it, the file properties now show
Archived, also greyed out, and the Read-Only check has
been removed. Now you are able to Save the changes
directly in the email.
In Outlook XP this was not the case, you could open an
attachment, make changes and save it to the same email on
your exchange server or local machine. You could then
forward or file the email as needed.
Any help would be greatly appreciateed.
Matt
In Outlook 2003 Pro, when attachments are sent (Excel,
Word, etc.) and are opened within an email (not
previously saved-as) they have the Read-Only attribute
checked in their properties and the selection is greyed
out. This makes the only option available after making
changes to be Save-As to your local machine. However, if
you forward the same email and then open the attached
file before you send it, the file properties now show
Archived, also greyed out, and the Read-Only check has
been removed. Now you are able to Save the changes
directly in the email.
In Outlook XP this was not the case, you could open an
attachment, make changes and save it to the same email on
your exchange server or local machine. You could then
forward or file the email as needed.
Any help would be greatly appreciateed.
Matt