Outlook 2007 cannot add non Office attachments

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Kelly

We are running Office 2007 pro on a Window 7 64 bit machine. If you go into
Outlook and create a new message and then try to attach a file it will not
show up as attached near the subject line of the email. I have tried several
different file types all coming from a network locations and amazingly the
only file types to work are Microsoft office files such as doc and xls files.
The other files do not show up and no warning popup is given. Any ideas?
 
B

Brian Tillman

Kelly;117775 said:
We are running Office 2007 pro on a Window 7 64 bit machine. If you g
into
Outlook and create a new message and then try to attach a file it wil
not
show up as attached near the subject line of the email. I have trie
several
different file types all coming from a network locations and amazingl
the
only file types to work are Microsoft office files such as doc and xl
files.
The other files do not show up and no warning popup is given. An
ideas?

If you start Outlook in safe more (hold Ctrl when you start it), doe
the same thing happen
 
K

Kelly

It does the same thing in safe mode too.

Kelly

Brian Tillman said:
Kelly;117775 said:
We are running Office 2007 pro on a Window 7 64 bit machine. If you go
into
Outlook and create a new message and then try to attach a file it will
not
show up as attached near the subject line of the email. I have tried
several
different file types all coming from a network locations and amazingly
the
only file types to work are Microsoft office files such as doc and xls
files.
The other files do not show up and no warning popup is given. Any
ideas?

If you start Outlook in safe more (hold Ctrl when you start it), does
the same thing happen?


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