Stationery and Attachments
 

Hello,
My wife and I both use Outlook 2003. When I send her an e-mail that
something embedded, such as a smiley face, a background color, or a selected
stationery as a background, it ends up as an attachment. We are both set to
composing and receiving e-mails in HTML. Mine works fine.

Any ideas why this is occurring?

Thanks much.

Bill

Stationery and Attachments
 

Start Outlook 2003 and select Tools Options Preferences tab Email
Options button. Check to see if the read all standard e-mail as plain text
checkbox is unchecked.

"Bill" wrote in message
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Hello,
My wife and I both use Outlook 2003. When I send her an e-mail that
something embedded, such as a smiley face, a background color, or a
selected stationery as a background, it ends up as an attachment. We are
both set to composing and receiving e-mails in HTML. Mine works fine.

Any ideas why this is occurring?

Thanks much.

Bill

Stationery and Attachments
 

It is unchecked.

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote in message
...
Start Outlook 2003 and select Tools Options Preferences tab Email
Options button. Check to see if the read all standard e-mail as plain
text checkbox is unchecked.

"Bill" wrote in message
hlink.net...
Hello,
My wife and I both use Outlook 2003. When I send her an e-mail that
something embedded, such as a smiley face, a background color, or a
selected stationery as a background, it ends up as an attachment. We are
both set to composing and receiving e-mails in HTML. Mine works fine.

Any ideas why this is occurring?

Thanks much.

Bill

Stationery and Attachments
 

Are you testing this by just you sending her a message? If yes and her
e-mail address is in your contacts folder, I would check to ensure it isn't
marked to receive plain text only. You do this by opening the contact
record and then double click on the e-mail address.

"Bill" wrote in message
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It is unchecked.

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote in message
...
Start Outlook 2003 and select Tools Options Preferences tab Email
Options button. Check to see if the read all standard e-mail as plain
text checkbox is unchecked.

"Bill" wrote in message
hlink.net...
Hello,
My wife and I both use Outlook 2003. When I send her an e-mail that
something embedded, such as a smiley face, a background color, or a
selected stationery as a background, it ends up as an attachment. We
are both set to composing and receiving e-mails in HTML. Mine works
fine.

Any ideas why this is occurring?

Thanks much.

Bill

Stationery and Attachments
 

That was it. Thank you very very much. I can't tell you how much time I
spent going through her setup and never thinking about looking at mine!


"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote in message
...
Are you testing this by just you sending her a message? If yes and her
e-mail address is in your contacts folder, I would check to ensure it
isn't marked to receive plain text only. You do this by opening the
contact record and then double click on the e-mail address.

"Bill" wrote in message
link.net...
It is unchecked.

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote in message
...
Start Outlook 2003 and select Tools Options Preferences tab Email
Options button. Check to see if the read all standard e-mail as plain
text checkbox is unchecked.

"Bill" wrote in message
hlink.net...
Hello,
My wife and I both use Outlook 2003. When I send her an e-mail that
something embedded, such as a smiley face, a background color, or a
selected stationery as a background, it ends up as an attachment. We
are both set to composing and receiving e-mails in HTML. Mine works
fine.

Any ideas why this is occurring?

Thanks much.

Bill