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It's only happening with the web form. However, when we tell the web form to send emails to my personal MSN account, everything comes through just fine.
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InfoTech EE if you didn't get any solution then why are you grading point you can also close the question without assigning points.
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Whenever a user fills out our web form our Customer Service receives an email along with any attachments the user sent. All the attachments are being renamed with att00001, att00002, etc.<br />
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These weired attachments do not have an extension. However, when saved to desktop, and renaming the file to the appropriate extension fixes the issue. I'm just wondering why is Exchange doing this and how do I fix this?
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Whenever a user fills out our web form our Customer Service receives an email along with any attachments the user sent. All the attachments are being renamed with att00001, att00002, etc.

These weired attachments do not have an extension. However, when saved to desktop, and renaming the file to the appropriate extension fixes the issue. I'm just wondering why is Exchange doing this and how do I fix this?

It&#39;s only happening with the web form. However, when we tell the web form to send emails to my personal MSN account, everything comes through just fine.

InfoTech EE if you didn&#39;t get any solution then why are you grading point you can also close the question without assigning points.

Exchange 2007 replacing attachments with att00001

Whenever a user fills out our web form our Customer Service receives an email along with any attachments the user sent. All the attachments are being renamed with att00001, att00002, etc.

These weired attachments do not have an extension. However, when saved to desktop, and renaming the file to the appropriate extension fixes the issue. I&#39;m just wondering why is Exchange doing this and how do I fix this?

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