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try to open in diffrent url. Like I.E or google chorome
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try to open in diffrent url. Like I.E or google chorome

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I am running Exchange 2013. &nbsp;When I open an email with 3 jpeg attachments in Outlook 2010 I am able to view the attachments. &nbsp; When I open the email attachment in OWA and click on preview I get the message &quot;This type of attachment must be saved to disk. &nbsp;Right click the link and the click Save Link as to download the file&quot;. &nbsp;When I do this it saves it as a Firefox HTML document. &nbsp;When I click on this file I get the message &quot;Outlook Web App requires your browser to use UTF-8 encoding. For your protection, you'll be signed out. Please set your browser encoding to UTF-8 and sign in again&quot;. &nbsp;My Firefox browser is set to UTF-8.<br />
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How can I view/download these jpeg attachments in OWA?
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I am running Exchange 2013.  When I open an email with 3 jpeg attachments in Outlook 2010 I am able to view the attachments.   When I open the email attachment in OWA and click on preview I get the message "This type of attachment must be saved to disk.  Right click the link and the click Save Link as to download the file".  When I do this it saves it as a Firefox HTML document.  When I click on this file I get the message "Outlook Web App requires your browser to use UTF-8 encoding. For your protection, you'll be signed out. Please set your browser encoding to UTF-8 and sign in again".  My Firefox browser is set to UTF-8.

How can I view/download these jpeg attachments in OWA?

Can't open jpeg attachments in OWA

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.

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