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Peter Creasey
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Forwarding an email all-inclusive

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Is there some way to forward an email that is complete as received including with the attachment(s)?

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Simply forwarding the message should do exactly what you describe. What is happening now when you forward? Are attachments not being received by the recipient of your forwarded messages? Are they real attachments or are they embedded elements (usually images) in the body of the message that you received.?
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Dan, I'll need to experiment a bit so i can answer your questions. I haven't looked at this in a while as I had just given up before. I'll be back in touch.
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DanRaisch wrote: What is happening now when you forward?
Dan, yes the recipient evidently receives everything.

Once I click <Forward> for the email, how can I make SM display the forwarded email's text below my signature so that I can edit it before I click <Send>?

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Menu path Edit->Mail & Newsgroups Account Settings->click on "Composition & Addressing under the account involved. Make sure that "Automatically quote the original message when replying" is checked and then select the option you want next to "When quoting".
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DanRaisch wrote: Make sure that "Automatically quote the original message when replying" is checked and then select the option you want next to "When quoting".
Dan, yes, that is the way I have always been setup with the quoting for replies and forwarding. It works for replying but only includes the signature for forwarding.
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I think you have to forward "inline" (vs "attachment") to get that result.
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lem3 wrote:I think you have to forward "inline" (vs "attachment") to get that result.
Interesting...what does that mean? How does one "forward inline vs attachment"?

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Inline: the text and selected headers of the original email are included in the body of the outgoing message.
Attachment: the full original and all headers are formed into an entity which is attached to the outgoing message.

Default is set in Preferences -> Mail & Newsgroups -> Composition
Change on the fly with Menu item Message -> Forward As
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Yes, thanks, I believe that is what I want so I've changed the setting to forward messages inline.

I don't understand your comment "Change on the fly with Menu item Message -> Forward As".
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