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cannot forward email without losing attathments

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  • תגובה אחרונה מאת iamjayakumars

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when I receive an email with an attachment, I cannot forward it to someone else without first saving the attachment to disk then recovering it and attaching to the new email.

when I receive an email with an attachment, I cannot forward it to someone else without first saving the attachment to disk then recovering it and attaching to the new email.

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Which Email Provider your using?

Make sure, you didn't check the Forward without attachment in your mail settings

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Where is this setting pls

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Are you using Thunderbird?

or using gmail in firefox?

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I am using Thunderbird.

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I think this is a different issue to the one I have. I can see and forward the email just the attachment drops off

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Moving this thread to the Thunderbird queue.

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As Matt said here https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/990923?


"Try forward as an attachment. It is on the message menu (Alt+M)

Certain mail client make a mess of encoding images, Thunderbird decodes them, but does not correct the issues when they are forwarded so the images are not visible. If my supposition is correct forward as attachment will show images."

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I can easily forward attachments but have to save file to disk and then after opening the message ready for forwarding, have to recover the file and then attach it manually. I really thought attachments would automatically follow any forwarded email without having to manually recover and reattach. [Needs to be done exactly the same way as a newly created email]

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Thunderbird > Settings

  • Comnposition > General > check [x] Check for missing attachments