Keep attachments separate, as in Outlook 2000

[Richard Samuel]

In Outlook 200, when you clicked the paperclip to add an attachment, it
opened a separate line called "Attachments" at the top just under the subject
line. I found this much easier to use than the new Outlook 2003 system that
sticks an icon in the body copy

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[Roady [MVP]]

It's still the same in Outlook 2003. Sounds like you switched message format
to Rich Text. Use HTML or Plain Text instead.

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Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003


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In Outlook 200, when you clicked the paperclip to add an attachment, it
opened a separate line called "Attachments" at the top just under the
subject
line. I found this much easier to use than the new Outlook 2003 system that
sticks an icon in the body copy

 

[Richard Samuel]

Thank very much, Roady. Very helpful.