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Outlook 2010 (outbound) switches a PDF attachment to a Win.dat attachment

THe title pretty much describes the issue. Any ideas?
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Ace Racines

8/22/2022 - Mon
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Joe Winograd

Re the previous post, it is one of many possible solutions, but keep in mind that it is impossible to say with certainty that any single fix should do the job. In fact, do a search for "winmail.dat" at the link in the previous post and you'll get pages upon pages of hits with many other ideas for fixing the problem. Regards, Joe
Francois Peroux

@Joe, sure, winmail.dat could be also caused by the recipient and not from the sender side.

There is many solution and way to try though.

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Ace Racines

@Peroux,

Unfortunately, the kb link you have provided does not work anymore. https://support.microsoft.com/en-ca/kb/138053
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