Microsoft Outlook attachments Robert <projecttodayREMOVE[ at ]yahoo.com> 6/3/2007 5:42:49 PM Hello. I just recently switched from Outlook Express to Outlook. How do I make it so that I can see jpg attachments in the body of the email without opening them as was the case in Outlook Express? Robert

Re: Microsoft Outlook attachments "Carol2" <walderac[ at ]NSwah.midco.net> 6/4/2007 12:55:09 AM "Robert" <projecttodayREMOVE[ at ]yahoo.com> wrote in message news:Xns99448B8ECB429projecttoday[ at ]69.28.186.121... [Quoted Text] > Hello. I just recently switched from Outlook Express to Outlook. How do > I > make it so that I can see jpg attachments in the body of the email without > opening them as was the case in Outlook Express? > > Robert I don't believe that Outlook works in the same way that Outlook Express does. In Outlook, only graphics embedded in the body of the message (Insert Item/Picture) by the sender will show up in the message body. If the sender uses Insert File, the file is sent as an attachment that can be saved & scanned by AV software, filed for future reference, etc. Carol2

Re: Microsoft Outlook attachments "Andrew Murray" <adKillSpammersmurray[ at ]iinet.net.au> 6/17/2007 11:01:43 AM You can still view HTML emails in Outlook - but I think it blocks these by default (a security feature of the product). It gives you the option to display the images, but doesn't do it by default - I suppose there are options to change this. "Carol2" <walderac[ at ]NSwah.midco.net> wrote in message news:_vWdncFhQNty__7bnZ2dnUVZ_oavnZ2d[ at ]midco.net... [Quoted Text] > > "Robert" <projecttodayREMOVE[ at ]yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:Xns99448B8ECB429projecttoday[ at ]69.28.186.121... >> Hello. I just recently switched from Outlook Express to Outlook. How do >> I >> make it so that I can see jpg attachments in the body of the email >> without >> opening them as was the case in Outlook Express? >> >> Robert > > I don't believe that Outlook works in the same way that Outlook Express > does. In Outlook, only graphics embedded in the body of the message > (Insert Item/Picture) by the sender will show up in the message body. If > the sender uses Insert File, the file is sent as an attachment that can be > saved & scanned by AV software, filed for future reference, etc. > > Carol2 >