- Outlook inline attachment - Inline UUEncoded attachments from a. You can change your default message format in the following way: Outlook 2007 Tools-> Options-> tab Mail Format Outlook 2010 / 2013 / 2016 / 2019 / Office 365How to insert/attach an image inline (in email Inline attachments are sent as. Change the message format. Plain Text and HTML formatted emails do not support this and show the attachments in a separate line under the message header but above the message body.
Send secured message to bank with attachment/ reply with History View messages from Bank Cash advance from a Credit Card Block Credit/ Debit Cards.Possible, but the attachments should not to be inlined in reply.> When we reply, we quote exactly what you see in the message display.From your solution I see this bug is deeper in mailnews architecture, whereDuring reply you have no access to original text of the message withoutAttachments - I think this should be fixed (and IMHO this should not be to hard,Since you can include hidden separator between message text and inline displayed>If you don't want attachment displayed inline to be part of the reply,This is nice suggestion, but try to reply to a messege with 300kB text attached- it took 15 seconds on my Celeron 900MHz machine to display reply window, with100% processor usage and whole mozilla freezed. In Microsoft Outlook 20, the default value in the absence of Send Pictures With Document is 0, and non-embedded inline images may display the Red X. I want to see attachments inline ifMicrosoft Outlook 20: Remove the Send Pictures With Document registry value, or change the value of Send Pictures With Document to 1.
The three values would be:Check box disabled for types of attachments that cannot be displayed inlineCheck box enabled and checked for attachments that are displayedCheck box enabled and not checked for attachments that are not displayedAs an alternative, when "display attachments inline" is on, checking orUnchecking a box would add/remove the display of the attachment to the messageContent. TheInitial values of the check box would be based on whether "display attachmentsInline" is set or not, and whether the attachment is of a type that can beDisplayed inline or not. If so, and if IShould open it as a new bug, let me know.Perhaps the existing attachment pane could have a 3-value check-box.
I also noticed that if you reply in plain text to a message that's displaying an image inline, altho you won't get the image, you will still get the row of dashes indicating the separate used in the display.(As noted in comment 14, in the case where the attachment is actually desired in the reply, it can be dragged from the message window to the compose window's attachment panel.)> I like Thunderbird, but this is one of the issues where I am considering moving> back to Outlook. Of course, I can turn off Display Attachments Inline before replying and this seems to be a much less likely scenario in the real world anyway.But the text/html and image/* types still ought not to be quoted. One likely scenario is, someone has gotten a copy of an earlier message in a forward to bring them into the conversation, and a reply may well want to reference the quoted text.OTOH, I have a bunch of test messages which have a large number of rfc822 attachments, and replying to these, I definitely don't want them quoted and would prefer not to have to select everything to delete it. I tested every message I could find with text/html attachments and they all were getting included on reply, so I'm guessing the instances I saw before where that wasn't happening were because of crash-based instability.After running a bunch of these tests, I'm on the fence about includingMessage/rfc822 attachments. Don't know if that inconsistency is something> inherent in the fix, in the MIME of the messages, or in the instability ofAfter turning off inline spell-checking, I'm no longer seeing crashes in my trunk build. Txt attachment was in some kind of unicode (2 bytes per character), so when Thunderbird added those strings to the start and end of the file, it stopped my editor from recognising the text as being unicode.Why is Thunderbird adding its own text to my text attachments before saving them to disk? I just want what was send! (The sender uses Outlook Express, so it's unlikely that the "moz-text" string originated there).> image/png, image/jpeg and message/rfc822> attachments are always still included, as were most (but not all) of the> text/html cases I tried.
It is a major pain in the rump to be highlighting sections of messages to selectively reply to emails , for the sole purpose of getting rid of attachments in replies.Surely, the attachment tab in TB could have this feature enabled as default. But in> the list it is still marked as NEW, which I do not understand.> This problem should be considered as a serious problem which is already 5 years> Suggestion: make it an optional feature in the settings to include the> attchments in a reply, where default = no attachments in reply.I agree with this guy. Pictures) in a reply.> Is this problem marked as a problem now?> In this problem history I did see it was canceled, then re-opened again.
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