A registry entry lets you customize the list of blocked files so that you can see .lnk files (and thus be able to remove them). See http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ese...exe.htm#ol2002 for links to info and tools.

Or if that's too much trouble, just ignore it. It's harmless.

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"vanWingo" wrote in message news
I've linked specific Outlook contacts to related information in a non-outlook
folder. A .lnk file. Now outlook blocks the attachment, and since I can't
see it, I can't remove it. Any suggestions on how to remove the attachment?