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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / March 2008how to delete unwanted blind attachments to outgoing e mail?
When I create new mail and send it, the recipient informs me that it has attachments, (two images). I have not attached anything and nothing was showing in the attchment line. If I send myself a test message it goes out without attachments and comes in with them! Although their is no paperclip in the in box, the attachments only come to light when the mail is opened! Can anyone help!!?? John > When I create new mail and send it, the recipient informs me that it > has attachments, (two images). I have not attached anything and > nothing was showing in the attchment line. > If I send myself a test message it goes out without attachments and > comes in with them! Although their is no paperclip in the in box, the > attachments only come to light when the mail is opened! I suspect you're using Word as your mail editor and that the Word template you use when comosing messages contains those images.  SignatureBrian Tillman > > When I create new mail and send it, the recipient informs me that it > > has attachments, (two images). I have not attached anything and [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > I suspect you're using Word as your mail editor and that the Word template > you use when comosing messages contains those images. Thank you for that. I just need to find a way of delting it! John > When I create new mail and send it, the recipient informs me that it has > attachments, (two images). I have not attached anything and nothing was [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Can anyone help!!?? > John > Thank you for that. I just need to find a way of delting it! Search your hard drive for files named "Normal.dot" or "Email.dot" and delete them. SignatureBrian Tillman I can find the two files to delete them > > Thank you for that. I just need to find a way of delting it! > > Search your hard drive for files named "Normal.dot" or "Email.dot" and > delete them. I would urge caution when deleting normal.dot If the user uses macros in word they are typically stored in normal.dot and will be lost if it is deleted. > > Thank you for that. I just need to find a way of delting it! > > Search your hard drive for files named "Normal.dot" or "Email.dot" and > delete them. You are my hero!!! sorted. I was getting very desperate, and my e mail recipients bemused!! Many thanks John > When I create new mail and send it, the recipient informs me that it has > attachments, (two images). I have not attached anything and nothing was [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Can anyone help!!?? > John > You are my hero!!! Blush! > sorted. I was getting very desperate, and my e mail recipients > bemused!! I'm glad that worked. SignatureBrian Tillman thanks again |
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