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How to replace existing attachment in custom Outlook form

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Jeff R - 28 Mar 2008 20:30 GMT
I'm inexperienced with forms and need to replace an outdated Excel file that
is imbedded within a custom Outlook form that someone built several years
ago.  In Design mode, when I right-click the existing attachment and select
Delete, the entire control box disappears.  

I can add an second attachment by selecting the Insert menu but the old file
is still there.  How do I remove the old one?  It seems simple but it isn't
turning out that way.  Thanks in advance.
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 28 Mar 2008 21:26 GMT
Run the form, delete the attachment, save the form as an .oft file, then open the .oft file again with Tools | Forms | Design a Form to continue your design tasks.

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> I'm inexperienced with forms and need to replace an outdated Excel file that
> is imbedded within a custom Outlook form that someone built several years
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> is still there.  How do I remove the old one?  It seems simple but it isn't
> turning out that way.  Thanks in advance.

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