#Bluebeam for dummies install#

I find many people are in a rush and forget to check spelling, proof read or add the appropriate cc’s to emails before they press send. My pet peeve on email has to do with send. Note that different Outlook versions will determine where this setting can be changed. To avoid using RTF format in Outlook select Tools -> Options -> Mail Format and make sure you select HTML or Plain Text. By simply changing a setting you can eliminate this problem. Only Microsoft uses the winmail.dat file when sending in Rich Text Format (RTF). That’s what I call “Attachments for Dummies”.Īnother reason that people encounter the missing attachment has to do with incompatibility. Login to Gmail, Click on Settings then find Labs and scroll down till you find Forgotten Attachment Detector by Jonathan K. Gmail also has a Forgotten Attachment Detector but it isn’t automatically enabled…you have to enable it in Labs. These plug-ins look for a few words that would suggest you meant to have an attachment and voila, it will stop you from sending the email without attaching something.

#Bluebeam for dummies install#

You’ll need your system administrator to allow you to install either of these but if there are no incompatibilities your IT guy and the entire staff will thank you. Both are plug-ins designed for Outlook 2007. No more email oops messages for me, just use The Forgotten Attachment Detector or the missing attachment PowerToy. Mine have always been the former and now I know I’ll never have it happen again. Missing attachments can be user error or a setting issue. I have to admit I’ve been guilty of this faux pas myself and this is just one of the issues I’d like to address in my blog today. I just received an email referring to an attachment that was nowhere to be found. Tags: attachments, email, outlook, spelling End Embarrassing Email Errors AugPosted by carolhagen in Construction Industry - Software, email.