How do I print an email with its attachments?

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That's a total ... answer... talk about avoiding the question.

There IS a way to display what attachments are on the email, be it via Outlook, Outlook Express or Endura or whatever...

They appear in a field called: "Attachments:" under To: and From: and Subject: etc in the printout.

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That doesn't print the attachments themselves, only their names.

I am also trying to find out how to have the email print off the attachments line. I work for a printing company and it is important to have that line so we can tell what the file is when we print the email and someone picks up the job.

Everyone elses Outlook prints that line but mine. We can't seem to find the setting. If anyone knows please make a post. You don't have to get all Sigmund Froyd on me, just a simple click here and here etc.

Also just to let you know this question is for Outlook 2003.

Thank you.

I figured it out. Nevermind.

Eould you like to share tje solution with the rest of us? I have the same problem here...

Yeah come on Shane, spill the beans, tell us how!

Yes I have the same problems to? So what is the fix or set up?

Here is the fix. SP1 or now SP2 for Office 2003.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=872839

In Outlook, email - Windows 2000 - I am trying to print an email that has attachments and I want the printed email copy to show the attachment that was sent.

I need specific directions please.

Hope you can help, because this article did not help a bit.

same problem i want to print an email and in the paper show that were attachments in the email.

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