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April 24th 06, 03:33 PM
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Determine the file extension of this attachment?
Here is the attachment's name and size:
travelogue ashore botulism longstanding snook said bequeath ajar solidify counterclockwise scapular manipulable bobble anomalous ecstatic agile straighten deliverance brethren buoyant trudge aching darkle chlorophyll adjudge abutted puppeteer fantasist shivery .gif [13822] Outlook 2000 does display this attachment in the e-mail. It is an embedded image like this: a href="http://xwnjhr039.quitefunnyyes.com" img src="cid:LQPPS6MX5P" border=0/a I cannot get the image type because the name of the gif is more than 255 characters. How would I go about getting the image type using VBA in Outlook 2000? Thanks. -- George Hester _________________________________ 
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