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How do I quickly send a file as an attachment to a mail recipient via MAPI?
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To send any file as an attachment to a mail recipient via MAPI you can do the following:
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When you want to Mail files as attachments:
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Note: This will only work if you’re running Outlook 98, 2000, XP or 2003 as your default mail client.
This tip works for Windows 9X, ME, NT, W2K and XP.
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You could also run a tool like Send To Toys v2.3 that can customize the way your Send To context menu looks like (tool is 100% freeware and it’s darn good!)
Download Send To Toys v2.3 (495kb)
You might also want to read the following related articles:
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