Hi. We have an automated program that sends out notification emails to
clients. One recipient in particular can not see the file extension on the
attachments since he upgraded to Outlook 2007. I assumed this was due to a
"Hide file extensions for known types" type of setting, but the user claims
the problem went away 2 weeks ago without any intervention on his end (or
ours).

Is there a client side setting to hide extensions of received attachment
files only within outlook 2007, without changing it at the OS level?

Re: Attachment file extensions by Bill

Bill
Wed Apr 30 00:22:17 PDT 2008

check if this will help the user:

http://www.slovaktech.com/attachmentoptions.htm
"Matt Taylor - Capgemini/Alcatel-Lucent" <Matt Taylor -
Capgemini/Alcatel-Lucent@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8B25ABD5-6307-4325-996A-E4580D2EE0C0@microsoft.com...
> Hi. We have an automated program that sends out notification emails to
> clients. One recipient in particular can not see the file extension on the
> attachments since he upgraded to Outlook 2007. I assumed this was due to a
> "Hide file extensions for known types" type of setting, but the user
> claims
> the problem went away 2 weeks ago without any intervention on his end (or
> ours).
>
> Is there a client side setting to hide extensions of received attachment
> files only within outlook 2007, without changing it at the OS level?


Re: Attachment file extensions by Brian

Brian
Wed Apr 30 07:33:40 PDT 2008

Matt Taylor - Capgemini/Alcatel-Lucent <Matt Taylor -
Capgemini/Alcatel-Lucent@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> Is there a client side setting to hide extensions of received
> attachment files only within outlook 2007, without changing it at the
> OS level?

Not that I'm aware.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]