email attachment location?

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Sometimes when I attach a file to an email, it places the icon in the
body of the email and sometimes as a label in an "attachment bar" just
below the "subject" line. How do I adjust the setting so the
attachement always goes into the attachment bar. I have MS Outlook
2003. Thanks for any help.
 
Sometimes when I attach a file to an email, it places the icon in the
body of the email and sometimes as a label in an "attachment bar" just
below the "subject" line. How do I adjust the setting so the
attachement always goes into the attachment bar. I have MS Outlook
2003. Thanks for any help.
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Never use RTF (Rich-Text Format) when composing an e-mail. The only
users that can read that RTF e-mail are those that also use Outlook (or
use a 3rd party viewer app). Can you guarantee that every recipient of
your e-mails is also using Outlook?

Use either plain-text or HTML format when composing e-mails.
 
VanguardLH said:
Never use RTF (Rich-Text Format) when composing an e-mail. The only
users that can read that RTF e-mail are those that also use Outlook (or
use a 3rd party viewer app). Can you guarantee that every recipient of
your e-mails is also using Outlook?

Use either plain-text or HTML format when composing e-mails.
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If as the OP states, sometimes the email is RTF and sometimes HTML or
Text, I would guess that he's either set up contacts to accept a
particular format or he's replying to an email he's been sent. In either
case I would suggest that his settings are perfectly OK.
 
Sometimes when I attach a file to an email, it places the icon in the
body of the email and sometimes as a label in an "attachment bar" just
below the "subject" line. How do I adjust the setting so the
attachement always goes into the attachment bar. I have MS Outlook
2003. Thanks for any help.
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When you select Rich Text format for your message, Outlook shows the attchment
within the message body. When you use Plain Text or HTML fpormat, the
attachment shows in a field by itself under Subject.
 
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