Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
Aloha Katerina,
I remember using this feature before. Why was it taken out?
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Hi, is there a function in the outlook to "reply" to the message with attachment included? Not asking about copy paste, or drag in or forward. Simple reply with attachment.
Many thanks
Robert
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Aloha Katerina,
I remember using this feature before. Why was it taken out?
If you respond to the email as a forward, the original attachments will remain. then it would just be a matter of cutting and pasting the email addresses you need that will be in the body of the email.
Hi Robert,
I have the same question but just found an easy workaround so sharing it with you. It's still about copy paste but without downloading the attachment so it's only two more clicks.
Open the email that has the attachment -> right click the attachment -> select "Copy".
Then hit the "Reply" button as usual -> press ctrl+V -> now you got the attachment in the new email.
This is the most convenient way I found so far. Hope it helps.
Thanks,
Zoey
Hi, is there a function in the outlook to "reply" to the message with attachment included? Not asking about copy paste, or drag in or forward. Simple reply with attachment.
Many thanks
Robert
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This feature is a must and would be a real time saver. Can't wait to see a new "Reply with attachment" feature.