Check for an attachment, if referenced in an e-mail.

J

JB1290

Occassionally, you may forget to attach a document after referencing it in an
e-mail.

Perhaps you could add an Outlook option, (while spell checking), to see if
the words "attach", "attached" or "attachment" are used in the subject or
body of an e-mail. If so, check if an attachment has been added. If not, warn
user before sending.

Sure could cut down on the embarrassment.

Thanks for your time and attention.

Best regards,

Jerry Berns

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