Outlook - E-mail Attachments

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Using Outlook 2000 and Windows XP Business-----When
putting e-mail together, I type body and then when I want
to attach a document, I use the attach button ( which is
actually insert button) and most of the time the
attachment gets put into body of e-mail and when send,
the receipients can't see. Only when I go to explore and
right click and say send, will the e-mail be set up with
seperate attachment area and then ok to see.

Quetion: How send e-mail with attachment so it is in
seperate area and not in body of e-mail?

Thanks
 
Hi
the way i do it is what i need to send as an attachment i
put into anouther folder like in my documents then when i
send the email i click on the insert file( paper clip )
which asks where the document is so send it click on the
file and it will add it as an attachment
hope this will help
 
Using Outlook 2000 and Windows XP Business-----When
putting e-mail together, I type body and then when I want
to attach a document, I use the attach button ( which is
actually insert button) and most of the time the
attachment gets put into body of e-mail and when send,
the receipients can't see. Only when I go to explore and
right click and say send, will the e-mail be set up with
seperate attachment area and then ok to see.

Quetion: How send e-mail with attachment so it is in
seperate area and not in body of e-mail?

Thanks
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Where and how the file shows up seems to depend on what kind of file it is.
I'm using Outlook 2003. From that help file:
"Note: An attachment in a message that uses HTML or Plain Text as the
message format appears in a line below the Subject line, whereas an
attachment in a Rich Text message or in other types of items is included in
the body of the item."

If this doesn't answer your question, you may want to ask again in one of
the Outlook newsgroups:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/community/en-us/default.mspx
 
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