Why in Outlook does an attachment either show in the text area or in an attachment line under the subject line
150846
i have found this problem too. when you forward and add something ti seems to go in subject box, but new mails seem to be in seperate line above.
390743
If you are using outlook express, go to tools, options, security tab, see if the box next to "Do not allow attachment..." is checked, if yes uncheck it and click ok.
670177
The subject line of an e mail is plain text because that part of the e mail is passed between the servers before the formatting starts.
64615
You can if you're using Outlook Express.  Under "File" at the top while that particular email is selected, choose "save as" and then rock and roll
256896
happens to me too; it's just the way the e-mail link is coded.  Just copy the address from outlook and paste it into Yahoo email and it will work fine.
860439
What? What do you want to know?\n\nThere are so many little disasters in Office and Outlook that it's impossible to give you a useful answer. As an expert Word user with near 20 years experience I still find that the only way to salvage some documents is to save them as plain text and then reimport them. One advantage of WordPerfect was that you could edit the raw tags, but Word hides them because Micro$oft knows best.\n\nOnce in a while, Outlook, which I only use at work because IT thinks MS is wonderful and the truth is IT are idiots, just loses the plot. There's a rescue tool that works about 90% of the time, but once in a while your entire email history is just fragged and that's life.\n\nSo ask a specific question.
360694
you need java and active x controls activated on your internet. if this is happening in say outlook, maybe the bottom part got minimized. try expanding it out.
178349
it should be above the text box in yahoo mail.
590055
With the cursor in the body of the e-mail (this is where you type your message), click the paper clip thingy at the top of the screen.  Navigate and click on the file you wish to attach to the e-mail.  Click "attach" and you should see an additional "Attachment" line directly under the "Subject" line.  Hope this helps.
738461
Sounds like your mail settings aren't correct.  If you're using Outlook it will be in Tools Accounts, check with your mail provider.
407352
it is because the link might be badly pasted by the sender\nor the link is too long and the sender is not sending it as html format\nor you email program setting allow only text format to reach you.
435205
Hi that happens because internet explorer has set outlook as your default mail program.\n\nThe only way around this is to either pay a fee to yahoo so you can use their POP3 from your computer or sign up with a provider that gives you this for free, otherwise you will have to keep copying and pasting everytime.
489587
When sending an e-mail and you send an animated graphic, or mostly any graphics, it can be in the actual e-mail part, however typically it has to attach it as well. So almost anything you insert into an e-mail will be attached, it usually can't just embed it into the e-mail, and a good e-mail program should be able to see the attachment where you inserted it into the e-mail, others will just be able to see the attachment separate from the e-mail.
1076711
yea i get it sometimes... it appears as ??????? as the font required to view the email correctly is not installed on ur PC
939884
In Outlook Express go into tools > options > security and remove the check from 'Do not allow attachments to be saved..........'.\n\nThat will fix it.
634778
I believe, and others can correct me if I'm wrong, but if someone pastes the photo into an email INSTEAD OF attaching it, you will see it the way you want to.  I don't think there is a way to set Outlook to automatically view attachments.  Good luck!
273766
IF its Microsoft Outlook and its HTML Message then go to Format->background....\nU cant set backgroud for text messages....