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Re: I am unwittingly sending an attachment gif each time I send a

Postby bycnSGFtbGl0 » Sat, 30 Sep 2006 05:21:02 GMT 

Thank you for asking.  663 bytes image001.gif, mail.comcast.net cable, using 
office 2003 html,  I cleared my signature in e-mail options in case it  was 
associated with the phantom 16x16 bit gif.
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Re: I am unwittingly sending an attachment gif each time I send a

Postby T25lX1RpbWVfT0xLMjAwM19CdWxsZXRzX0FuZF9OdW1fVXNlcg » Wed, 04 Oct 2006 03:13:03 GMT 

I am having the same problem.  I will describe it, with possible clues below:

[Problem Descripiton] 

With all of my outgoing HTML (not plain text) formatted emails, an 
attachment called image001.gif is attached w/o my knowledge or desire.  

[Background Info] 

I use MS Word as my email editor.  The image that is attached is an image of 
a non-default bullet from "bullets and numbering" that I selected in an email 
some long time ago.  I reset my "bullets and numbering" to default values, 
but this did not resolve my problem.  I will bet that somehow "bullets and 
numbering" using MS Word as my HTML email editor is the related to the 
problem, but I am not sure.  I am equally frustrated as Hamlit.

[Call to Action Please]

Please provide any ideas you have on how to stop a gif file containing a MS 
Word bullet from being attached as image001.gif to ALL outgoing HTML emails 
that I send regardless of the contents of the HTML email.

Thanks so much in advance for any advice you have.

- One_Time_OLK2003_Bullets_And_Num_User in Wash. DC





[snip snip]
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Re: I am unwittingly sending an attachment gif each time I send a

Postby Diane Poremsky [MVP] » Thu, 05 Oct 2006 00:09:14 GMT 

find and rename the normal.dot file - that should clear the style that added 
it.

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Re: I am unwittingly sending an attachment gif each time I send a

Postby T25lX1RpbWVfT0xLMjAwM19CdWxsZXRzX0FuZF9OdW1fVXNlcg » Thu, 05 Oct 2006 05:36:02 GMT

ou solved my problem. Thanks!

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

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