Using Outlook for Android in business environments for email and scheduling
@anyone who is still on this post. the feature request on the Uservoice seems to have been removed, does anyone know why?
Shall I create another??
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Hi
Attaching pictures in the recent update of outlook app on android are inline and not as attachments.
Could you please help!!
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Using Outlook for Android in business environments for email and scheduling
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@anyone who is still on this post. the feature request on the Uservoice seems to have been removed, does anyone know why?
Shall I create another??
Suddenly, I believe sometime in October this started happening to me. Now the email body is filled with images when I try to send images using Outlook. I have a second email app on my phone, so I used this app to send the image as an attachment to my outlook email. Pretty ridiculous, but it worked.
Appreciate your reply..i dont even know how to save the files to a drive. The only thing i knew was how to attach the picture.
Can you please explain how to attach a file to drive? Thanks
That doesn't work for me. I think it's helpful to understand that Microsoft do not see this as an issue but think the inability to attach pictures is a benefit to users. It really is quite incredible.
SOLUTION:
Save the file to Drive on your phone. Send it from Drive.
Would much prefer if Outlook would fix this aggravating issue.