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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!!
Moved from: Outlook.com / Email / Sending and receiving attachments
Using Outlook for Android in business environments for email and scheduling
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Xypher2000,
Sounds a very sensible proposal. Cannot figure why MS are being so tin-eared and unresponsive on this important issue.
Rather shakes one confidence in them?
Maybe we should just all rate the app 1 star with a complaint about this and then maybe it will catch their attention.
I agree, too!
AGREE!!!
Outlook
I am very disappointed. You had the best email app/program there was. I will still use you on PC but i will no longer use your android app if i have to attach every picture inline. I use it for business all day and its extremely tacky and unprofessional. I can't send emails using that format. Why? What valid reasoning would make you make a move away from what your entire platform of programs and apps are created for?
Trevor