When you are in the the Insert Attachment box that comes up as in my earlier
mail, once you select a file it will put the file name in the box. You will
not see the file extension if you have your computer set not to show
extensions, but it will be there. You do not have to type anything in this
box at all. It is a lot easier to use ALT+I for look in and tab and
selecting your file than it is to the Alt+F box for file name edit adn
typing it in yourself. If you do do it this way though you will have to
type in the extension. If you go through ALT+I and treat it as if you were
looking for a file in my computer, and select that file when you tab to the
ALT+F field, the file name will be there and you will not need to add the
extension.
Hope this helps,
Dorothy
-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Kenyon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sunday, October 17, 1999 4:33 PM
Subject: update
Hi, I wrote a little while ago about the Outlook question, and I found
the
attachment index, I just wonder now, do I sent the extention for a file
when
I want to attach it? I mean like MS word files are DOC extention, and I
was
just wondering do I send them with the . then extention? Any help would
be
appreciated, and thanks in advance.
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