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Hi dananorman, have you tried my suggestion? &nbsp;I tried it again &amp;&nbsp;again, and it always works!<br />

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Hi dananorman, have you tried my suggestion?  I tried it again & again, and it always works!


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The answer to this question shows that it's not always true about being able to right &quot;anywhere&quot; in the highlighted area. &nbsp;Thank you for answering the question for me.
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The answer to this question shows that it's not always true about being able to right "anywhere" in the highlighted area.  Thank you for answering the question for me.

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I have an end user who has been able to select a group of files, then click &quot;send-to an email recipient&quot; and have them show in the same order they are listed in the file folder. &nbsp;Now, it appears to add the attachments in a random order. &nbsp;I checked to see if Outlook was ordering them by date, size or application and it doesn't appear to have a pattern. &nbsp;<br />
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The OS is Windows Vista and the application is MS Office 2007 Professional Edition.
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I have an end user who has been able to select a group of files, then click "send-to an email recipient" and have them show in the same order they are listed in the file folder.  Now, it appears to add the attachments in a random order.  I checked to see if Outlook was ordering them by date, size or application and it doesn't appear to have a pattern.  

The OS is Windows Vista and the application is MS Office 2007 Professional Edition.

Alphabetizing attachments

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.