How do I set Outlook 2007 to automatically insert a footer in emails? I want
to insert a confidentiallity disclaimer.

I wish MS would eliminate the winmail.dat file methodology in Outlook.  When
I send attachments to people with AOL, Macs, Outlook Express or anything
other than Outlook, they always say they can't open my winmail.dat file.
Then I have to resend as plain text or tell them about the ...

When I forward an e-mail message with an attachment, some of the receipients
will get a winmail.dat (or similar) attachment instead of the original
attachment. I have tried to change the format from RTF to html or plain text
with no success.

i recently installed a windows small business server 2003 with
windows server 2003
exchange server 2003
symantec antivirus corporate for exchange

All my attachments in pdf format are sent out as winmail.dat files.
Outlook 2007 is not usable if you want to send out pdf attachments.
Any ideas where the bug is?
I use the latest release issued on Sept 15.

Most of my file attachment sent through outlook 2000, irrespective of their
fomat are being received by other party as winmail.dat file.
If the receipient receives the file in yahoo mail and he saves the files in
his disk and it is saving as original format as was sent, but when ...

i have recieved a number of attachments as DAT files which i can't open.  can
anyone help.

Everyone receives our emails with an attachment that is labeled "winmail.dat"
even when we are not attaching any documents. Can we get rid of this
winmail.dat attachment?
Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Is there anyway to read a winmail.dat attachment while using IE 7 to check my
mail using web mail while on line?

My paystubs from work are sent to me in PDF format.  I have always received
them before I switched to outlook.  However now I am receiving a blank page.  
Is there a setting somewhere that I am missing to properly download these
documents?

When adding an iCalendar file to my Outlook 2007 Calendar, I notice that the
event pops up in a new calendar instead of adding it as an event on my main
calendar. Has anyone else had this problem. If so, any solutions?
Also when sharing my calendar with someone in another time ...

Does someone know how to change the preferences for this window?  I use it
ALL the time and CHANGE the columns widths and window size EVERY time.  Isn't
a computer supposed to track and learn this kind of thing or at least allow
you to reset it to your liking?  

It would be such a relief if we can apply a standard signature template via
Group Policy. Can such a thing be done so that it references AD properties
like name, phone number, and title?

I have two questions. I have Office 2000.
1) I try to update my outlook from the Office web site in the outlook 2000
section but after I try to install the update I get a message that I don't
have the right version.

Dear All,
(I am sorry if this post appears more than once but I am getting a proxy
error when sending it!)
I am using Outlook 2003 (but I think this does not matter since all the