If you send large pictures as attachments in an e-mail message it could take a very long time for the e-mail to leave your outbox. The e-mail message may be “bounced” by the recipients server because they have a size limit on their mailbox. To avoid any problems, you can reduce the size of the image attachment before you send them.
If you send large pictures as attachments in an e-mail message it could take a very long time for the e-mail to leave your outbox. The e-mail message may be “bounced” by the recipients server because they have a size limit on their mailbox. To avoid any problems, you can reduce the size of the image attachment before you send them.
You may want to forward a web address in an e-mail message or include a hyperlink in a document. This is a fairly easy process. This will work in most Office 2007 & 2010 programs (Outlook 2007, Outlook 2010, Word 2007, Word 2010, PowerPoint 2007 and PowerPoint 2010). This example is shown using Outlook 2010.
If you send a document (or other file type) via e-mail directly from a program (Word, Excel, etc.) Outlook will automatically open a new e-mail with the document attached. Even if you have Auto-Signature turned on, the new e-mail will not have your signature in the body. You will have to add your signature manually each time using this tutorial.
If you send a document (or other file type) via e-mail directly from a program (Word, Excel, etc.) Outlook will automatically open a new e-mail with the document attached. Even if you have Auto-Signature turned on, the new e-mail will not have your signature in the body. You will have to add your signature manually each time using the instructions in this tutorial.