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Nov. 1, 2006
Tips & Tricks
How to find a disappeared Outlook attachment. By Sandra Rosenzweig
By Sandra Rosenzweig
Once in a while, I get a frantic call from someone who has lost one or more email attachments. The problem is that, as part of its virus-checking routine, Outlook saves all attachments to one of your hard disks. When you click to open the attachment, Outlook creates a hidden Outlook Secure Temporary File folder for each attachment, which is renamed OLK plus a randomly generated s...
Once in a while, I get a frantic call from someone who has lost one or more email attachments. The problem is that, as part of its virus-checking routine, Outlook saves all attachments to one of your hard disks. When you click to open the attachment, Outlook creates a hidden Outlook Secure Temporary File folder for each attachment, which is renamed OLK plus a randomly generated s...
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