How to Put an Attachment in a Subject Line in MS Outlook

Tip 1 - How to Put an Attachment in a Subject Line in MS Outlook | eHow

Adding an attachment to an email allows users to easily share and distribute information. To maximize effectiveness, Outlook allows you to decide how the attachment is to appear. While some prefer attachments to appear as text, others prefer them to appear in the body of the text or in the subject line.

Tip 2 - Attachments show up in the message body - MSOutlook.info

Usually, when I add an attachment, it shows up in the “Attached” line directly under the “Subject” line. However, sometimes it is being added between the text of the e-mail message instead. Is there any way to toggle the location when the attachments show up?
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