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Hi, PABenjamin.<br />
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Yes, that's possible with a simple bit of scripting. &nbsp;Is that an option?
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Hi, PABenjamin.

Yes, that's possible with a simple bit of scripting.  Is that an option?

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Hi BlueDevilFan,<br />
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It may be an option. It depends on how much is involved. I haven't done any scripting since messing with Javascript about 6 or 7 years ago. I would probably need a recipie to follow.
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Hi BlueDevilFan,

It may be an option. It depends on how much is involved. I haven't done any scripting since messing with Javascript about 6 or 7 years ago. I would probably need a recipie to follow.

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OK. I'll give it a go. I'll let you know how things turn out.
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OK. I'll give it a go. I'll let you know how things turn out.

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A user in our business wants to setup his mail account so that whenever he sends out a new email an attachment (a PDF document) will always go with it. I know you can make an email template that can have an attachment permanently connected to it, but the user feels that using that method is too cumbersome. Is there anyway to change the default new mail message window so that it automatically has the attachment included?
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A user in our business wants to setup his mail account so that whenever he sends out a new email an attachment (a PDF document) will always go with it. I know you can make an email template that can have an attachment permanently connected to it, but the user feels that using that method is too cumbersome. Is there anyway to change the default new mail message window so that it automatically has the attachment included?

Is it possible to have a permanent attachment to new emails?

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