I have the following macro:
When previously on Windows 7, it worked just fine attaching the file. Furthermore, I have an identical macro with the same attachment address with the exception that "subfolder-1" would instead be "subfolder-2", and that macro works as expected after switching to Windows 10.Please Login or Register to view this content.
What is also odd, is that if the attachment does NOT exist based on the path I provide, a mail item won't be created in the first place. When I try to load other macros where I know the attachment does NOT exist, as expected, the mail item won't load at all . In this instance, the mail item is created (so Outlook is finding the attachment), but in the Compose window there is no attachment on the email.
The only difference I can see at all between the macro #2 that successfully attaches from "subfolder-2" versus macro #1 that fails to attach from "subfolder-1", is the attachment in subfolder-2 is 21KB in size, where the attachment in subfolder-1 is 74KB in size. This honestly should have no bearing on Outlook attaching the file, but that is the only variance I can see at all.
I've compared both macros with a fine tooth comb, both look identical with the exception of referencing a different subdolder, and the fact that Outlook is creating the mail item tells me it knows it's there, it's just not attaching it. Again only change is switching from Windows 7 to Windows 10 (both had Office 365 Outlook 2016 on them). Lost on what to do here???
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