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I've had this problem off and on for months and is usually resolved by restarting my mac.
I have several email accounts on Outlook and on all of them I no longer have the ability to add attachments - no matter what kind/size
Sonoma 14.5
Outlook 16.87
I've tried everything and it always recurs
Mike
Using older versions of Outlook for Mac in business environments
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i have the same problem. i perform a clean install of 365 suite, but i still have the issue.
What a great surprise of MS Software on Mac environment
I tried uninstalling my fonts, but it did not solve the problem with attachments for me.
How do I close fonts? Where should I make that change?
If you aren't using a 3rd party font app, then on a Mac you probably should look in the application folder for Font Book.app
Or if you put fonts directly into you home font folder, remove them. ~Users/YourUserName/Library/Fonts
So you're thinking this is a font related issue and it's affecting file attachments? I mean I've seen stranger bugs but unfortunately can't disable fonts we use all the time. Really hope this isn't the issue, going to try the legacy trick for now.
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How do I close fonts? Where should I make that change?
If you aren't using a 3rd party font app, then on a Mac you probably should look in the application folder for Font Book.app
Or if you put fonts directly into you home font folder, remove them. ~Users/YourUserName/Library/Fonts