Using older versions of Outlook for Mac in business environments
same here
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I am trying to send a PDF attachment and I keep getting the message that it's been identified as spam. I haven't had this issue until tonight, and PDF attachments worked 24 hours ago. This is happening from multiple recipients: Gmail, Yahoo, .me, etc.
Things I've tried:
Test emails without the attachment (they go through)
Test emails with a different PDF attachment that I sent yesterday (they don't go through)
Test emails with different text in the subject and message body, and with the attachment (they don't go through)
Test emails with the file as a .fdx (Final Draft) rather than PDF (they go through)
Test emails as a One Drive link rather than an attachment (they go through)
Renaming the PDF file (it doesn't go through)
So it appears to be a PDF issue. I'm accessing Outlook on my browser using Chrome on a MacBook Pro. For work purposes I need to be able to send PDF documents as attachments, so I'm hoping to get this figured out soon. I work in a television writer's room so 7 million viewers are depending on me!
Thanks so much for any advice!
Using older versions of Outlook for Mac in business environments
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same here
do you have an update? did you resolve the issue?
I applied the temporary workaround someone suggested and I can again send pdf attachments. The workaround being convert the body of the email to plaintext using the three dots (drop-down menu) to the right of the top of the body of the email.
I have the same problem - who to fix it??
Don't know why this is happening or when Microsoft will implement a permanent fix; all I do know is that when I applied the workaround I can again send pdf attachments. The workaround being convert the body of the email to plaintext using the three dots (drop-down menu) to the right of the top of the body of the email.