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LindaLouise - 15 May 2008 16:51 GMT
Hi - a document with clip art inserted was emailed to a co-worker.  The clip
are files got sent as attachments - how do we avoid this?  Linda
Roady [MVP] - 15 May 2008 17:05 GMT
You are not providing any information to work with here.
Outlook details?
Mail configuration details?
Exact steps to reproduce?

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> Hi - a document with clip art inserted was emailed to a co-worker.  The
> clip
> are files got sent as attachments - how do we avoid this?  Linda
LindaLouise - 15 May 2008 17:41 GMT
sorry - I guess I don't know those details.  The clip art is on the doc,
which is in the body of the email, but the file names appear in the
attachment listing.  That probably doesn't help you much, but that's all I've
got right now.

> You are not providing any information to work with here.
> Outlook details?
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> > clip
> > are files got sent as attachments - how do we avoid this?  Linda
Roady [MVP] - 15 May 2008 17:54 GMT
Any specific reason why you send the entire document as an email instead of
an attachment?
Help-> About tells you the version of Outlook
Tools-> Email Accounts tells you your mail account type.
Surely you know if you are in a corporate environment or not and if the
people involved are inside or outside the organization.

Exact steps to reproduce means where exactly you are clicking; all the
options menus etc...

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> sorry - I guess I don't know those details.  The clip art is on the doc,
> which is in the body of the email, but the file names appear in the
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>> > clip
>> > are files got sent as attachments - how do we avoid this?  Linda
LindaLouise - 15 May 2008 18:33 GMT
This is a marketing tool; I am performing an email merge; yes, surely I know
if the people involved are inside or outside the organization -they're
outside.  Maybe I'll have more for you later - didn't realize what I thought
was a simple question was so involved.

L

> Any specific reason why you send the entire document as an email instead of
> an attachment?
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
> >> > clip
> >> > are files got sent as attachments - how do we avoid this?  Linda
Roady [MVP] - 15 May 2008 20:36 GMT
It hard understanding someone's issue if you can't look over their shoulder.
The more info you can provide the better we can offer any assistance.

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> This is a marketing tool; I am performing an email merge; yes, surely I
> know
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>> >> > clip
>> >> > are files got sent as attachments - how do we avoid this?  Linda
 
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