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jody frazier
In Office 2003 you can do the following to get the email to show if any
attachment was included.
***Begin***
Customize how the screen reader sees attachments
Use the keyboard to choose the Customize Current View command (View menu,
Arrange By, Current View submenu).
Click Fields, and then click New Field.
In the Name box, type a name for the field, such as Attachment included.
In the Type list, click Formula.
In the Format box, type:
Iif([Attachment]=True,"Attachment","")
Click OK three times.
***End***
My question is how can I get Office XP to do this? I've tried using the
above procedure but it doesn't work. I know I can change the format to RTF
or Plain text but when printing over 100 different emails, I don't want to
manually do this. Especially if an option exists like the above for Outlook
XP.
Any ideas?
attachment was included.
***Begin***
Customize how the screen reader sees attachments
Use the keyboard to choose the Customize Current View command (View menu,
Arrange By, Current View submenu).
Click Fields, and then click New Field.
In the Name box, type a name for the field, such as Attachment included.
In the Type list, click Formula.
In the Format box, type:
Iif([Attachment]=True,"Attachment","")
Click OK three times.
***End***
My question is how can I get Office XP to do this? I've tried using the
above procedure but it doesn't work. I know I can change the format to RTF
or Plain text but when printing over 100 different emails, I don't want to
manually do this. Especially if an option exists like the above for Outlook
XP.
Any ideas?