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I can't believe I have to ask something so dumb but how to I make Outlook ask me every time where to save the email attachments that I am downloading instead of automatically putting them in the Downloads folder?
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Nope. They didn’t even know there was a new Outlook. I just gave up and went back to the old version.
If only it were that easy... I don't get all those options, this is the menu that shows up:
If I click on Download, it automatically saves it in the Downloads folder.
Hi there - did you ever get this one resolved? I have the exact same issue with the new Outlook!
Hello. I am not using a browser, I am using the desktop app available on my Windows computer, and none of the options let me choose the download folder.
My menu doesn't match the menu on the article you sent. I have no "File" option and nothing even remotely resembles the instructions given. I don't understand how this product is so dysfunctional.
This is what I see:
In addition, there isn't even a menu item to modify the download options:
I have tried to do this in every conceivable way, it doesn't seem to be possible.