Re: Attachment problem

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Take at look at the source code for that message by pressing Ctrl-F3.
Does it show the filename of the attachment? Is is named Winmail.dat?

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Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)


"Cameronian" <william_mclay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:0514F6F1-3A1F-470F-8C79-D504519EF362@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I am using Windows Mail and cannot access attachments on some messages. The inbox list shows the paperclip indicating that an
attachment is present and the message size reflects an attachment but when the message is opened there is no attchment (or
paperclip in the blue-bar area). In the security tab I have cleared the "Do not allow attachments to be saved or opened..." box
also.

I am confused.

All suggestions to a solution appreciated.


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