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how do i set up outlook to automaticly open atachments
ive found that in outlook you have to double click on the attachment, then
you have to answer the question and uncheck the box every time. i want to set it up to where it does like outlook express. where you dont have to click attachments, the pictures are already opened |
how do i set up outlook to automaticly open atachments
sncbf, you wrote on Tue, 14 Feb 2006 11:55:32 -0800:
i want to set it up to where it does like outlook express. where you dont have to click attachments, the pictures are already opened Outlook does not support this feature! -- Best Regards Christian Goeller |
how do i set up outlook to automaticly open atachments
By design, Outlook does not display attached images inline. Outlook is a
business application. OE is targeted to consumers and the needs of the two groups are different in this area. Exchange Administrators consider inline display a security issue and don't want it. Outlook only shows images inline with HTML mail items or RTF mail items with OLE embedded images. Images in plain text mail items only show as attachments (that you can open or save). -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "sncbf" wrote in message ... ive found that in outlook you have to double click on the attachment, then you have to answer the question and uncheck the box every time. i want to set it up to where it does like outlook express. where you dont have to click attachments, the pictures are already opened |
how do i set up outlook to automaticly open atachments
"sncbf" wrote in message
... ive found that in outlook you have to double click on the attachment, then you have to answer the question and uncheck the box every time. i want to set it up to where it does like outlook express. where you dont have to click attachments, the pictures are already opened Outlook is geared to the business user, not personal/home users, and as such is a more secure e-mail client. If Outlook did what you ask, its users would also have been afflicted with the WMF-Exploit whose attack vector is through the e-mail client to get at the defective graphics rendering engine in the OS. -- __________________________________________________ Post replies to the newsgroup. Share with others. For e-mail: Remove "NIX" and add "#VN" to Subject. __________________________________________________ |
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