Outlook 2007: "The attachments of the message" ... "have been chan

[Roy Batty]

Outlook 2007. Everytime I close an attachment received in an email I get a
warning message that "The attachments of the message [subject line] have been
changed. Do you want to save changes to this message?" I'd understand it if
I had changed the attachment, or if it was a file with auto-updating fields
like dates or formulas. But this even happens with PDF's. Anyone run into
this before? Roy

 

[Diane Poremsky {MVP}]

did you install sp1 yet?



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[Roy Batty]

did you install sp1 yet?

Hi Diane,
Yes, SP1 already installed + lastest update.
Kind Regards,
Roy

 

[Mark Pratesi]

Hi Roy,
I'm experiencing the same issue. I already contacteded Microsoft PSS...
answer: "By Design. No workaround available. Maybe this will be changed in
the next version of Outlook."
Mark Pratesi

 

[-K-]

Hello! Has anyone solved this terribly annoying issue already? Pleas
help, it drives me crazy

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[Gordon]

Hello! Has anyone solved this terribly annoying issue already? Please
help, it drives me crazy!

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