replying with attachements
 

Hi all.
Is there a setting that would allow me to reply or reply to all when an
email has an attachement, and I want that attachment to go too? Forwarding
automatically sends the attachment, but replying does not.

Thanks for any tips!

replying with attachements
 

Wrong group, but...
Why would you want to do that? Surely the person that you are replying to
already has the attachment.

replying with attachements
 

Hi
You are correct, this is the wrong group. As my question is about
spreadsheets, I posted here instead of the Outlook group.
I want to do it because I would edit the spreadsheet before sending it.

"Stephen Bye" wrote:

Wrong group, but...
Why would you want to do that? Surely the person that you are replying to
already has the attachment.

replying with attachements
 

It's still the wrong group. It's like saying that because you listen
to music CDs in your Mercedes you should post a question about
a car in a music newsgroup or because you can print an Excel
spreadsheet you would ask a question about the printer in an Excel group.
Excel has nothing to do with replaying to an email.

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Regards,


Peo Sjoblom

"John at Work" wrote in message
...
Hi
You are correct, this is the wrong group. As my question is about
spreadsheets, I posted here instead of the Outlook group.
I want to do it because I would edit the spreadsheet before sending it.

"Stephen Bye" wrote:

Wrong group, but...
Why would you want to do that? Surely the person that you are replying to
already has the attachment.

replying with attachements
 

Btw, you should always save a copy of the attachment to your hard drive or
you won't have it except
in then email(s) itself or in some temp directory. Besides, within a few
emails you won't know the
different file versions.

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Regards,


Peo Sjoblom

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote in message
...
It's still the wrong group. It's like saying that because you listen
to music CDs in your Mercedes you should post a question about
a car in a music newsgroup or because you can print an Excel
spreadsheet you would ask a question about the printer in an Excel group.
Excel has nothing to do with replaying to an email.

--


Regards,


Peo Sjoblom

"John at Work" wrote in message
...
Hi
You are correct, this is the wrong group. As my question is about
spreadsheets, I posted here instead of the Outlook group.
I want to do it because I would edit the spreadsheet before sending it.

"Stephen Bye" wrote:

Wrong group, but...
Why would you want to do that? Surely the person that you are replying
to
already has the attachment.