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January 17th 12, 02:27 PM
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Copy attachments from one HTML email to another
Hi,
Has anyone come accross the problem whereby when you cut and paste attachments (let's say 2) in a new HTML email that you have created into another blank HTML email it actually just duplicates the the contents of the first attachment into the second but keeps the file name? If you copy rather than cut it seems fine Not sure if this is a known issue as i can't find anything out there about it. Thanks 
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January 31st 12, 03:27 AM
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HI Monkeybradders, I am not sure but I think that problems are related to the secure-temp folder - it's "full", you have limited formatting control when you paste content into an e-mail. It is better to add the files as attachments.
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