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Many thanks. &nbsp;It was when I send and now I see that if I change the default to HTML they go in the bar under the subject line. &nbsp;The default I was using was Rich Text. &nbsp;Sometimes these little things drive me crazy.
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Many thanks.  It was when I send and now I see that if I change the default to HTML they go in the bar under the subject line.  The default I was using was Rich Text.  Sometimes these little things drive me crazy.

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Glad to help. &nbsp;It took me some getting used to.<br />
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For anyone else viewing this, I meant to say &nbsp;&quot;In Outlook 2002 attachments are not shown in the body of a message for Plain Text or HTML&quot;.
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Glad to help.  It took me some getting used to.

For anyone else viewing this, I meant to say  "In Outlook 2002 attachments are not shown in the body of a message for Plain Text or HTML".

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I can't figure it out. &nbsp;Sometimes when I send an attachment it goes in the body of the email, other times it goes in a section on the header that says &quot;attachments&quot; What determines where it goes?<br />
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I have tried all kinds of things. &nbsp;Using plain text, rich text, and html but nothing seems to make a difference. &nbsp;Sometimes when I am replying to an emial it goes in the attachment place orther times it doesn't.
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I can't figure it out.  Sometimes when I send an attachment it goes in the body of the email, other times it goes in a section on the header that says "attachments" What determines where it goes?

I have tried all kinds of things.  Using plain text, rich text, and html but nothing seems to make a difference.  Sometimes when I am replying to an emial it goes in the attachment place orther times it doesn't.

Why do attachments appear in different places?

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.