Outlook2003, how to set "forward as attachment" by default?
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Outlook2003, how to set "forward as attachment" by default?

 
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Zac
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Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2004 12:54 pm    Post subject: Outlook2003, how to set "forward as attachment" by default? Reply with quote

Hi there,

In outlook2003, when click forward button, the email is forwarded as
embedded message.

What I would like to do, after click foward button, the email is forwarded
as attachment.

Now I can only do that via drag & drop. Wondering if I could set the
default foward behavior to "forward as attachment"?

Many thanks!

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neo [mvp outlook]
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Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2004 3:28 pm    Post subject: Re: Outlook2003, how to set "forward as attachment" by defau Reply with quote

Based on the description, I think you want Tools | Options | Preferences tab
| Email Options. Set the dropdown at the bottom for forwarding to Attach
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Hi there,

In outlook2003, when click forward button, the email is forwarded as
embedded message.

What I would like to do, after click foward button, the email is forwarded
as attachment.

Now I can only do that via drag & drop. Wondering if I could set the
default foward behavior to "forward as attachment"?

Many thanks!
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