what email client do the recipients use?

does the recipients get a message large enough to indicate the attachment is
present but hidden? if so, the messages are getting converted to rtf
formatting.

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"David Verbeek" wrote in message
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I use Outlook 2003
not Outlook Express


For one or another dark reason, i can't send e-mails with attachements in
all these cases:
- use this layout: .............................Text with HTML
- use this layout:..............................Text with RTF
- use MS Office Word 2003 to edit e-mails
- use MS Office Word 2003 to read e-mails with RTF
When i hit the "send" button, he sends it as if the attachements is send
too but my coresspondents don't receive anything.
No warning for me at all
Just a number of unhappy clients.


The only way to be able to send e-mails with attachements is to use:
- use this layout: .............................Text without editing
(flat text)
but that looks very oldfashioned.

So, whatever i do, attachements only can be sent id the e-mail is in flat
text ?
Why is that ?
How can i change that ?