Outlook App on Android.

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jackyleunght2002

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#240033 16-Aug-2018 10:55

Hi All

does anyone on this forum still use the outlook app for Android?

when i am sending email with picutres, there is no way that i can send the pictures as a file, it is included in the message? when the person open it on the other side, it expanded really badly?

does anyone has this kind of fraustration?

thanks

Jacky

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#2074398 16-Aug-2018 11:04

The picture is still been sent as a file in this case. The receiver should be able to right click on the image, and use the 'Save Image' (or similar) option to save it as a file.

sbiddle

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#2074411 16-Aug-2018 11:18

FWIW I use Nine. It's a vastly superior app in every respect IMHO if you want EAS support.

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#2074433 16-Aug-2018 11:53

I use it as my main work email, I don't have any issues with it, sent an image earlier and it gave me the option of reducing the file size for email if I wanted, and then attached the image as a file attachment.

tripp

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#2074434 16-Aug-2018 12:00

sbiddle:

FWIW I use Nine. It's a vastly superior app in every respect IMHO if you want EAS support.

Create tasks from emails is great in Nine, not many Android clients can create outlook tasks

timbosan

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#2074435 16-Aug-2018 12:03

I have found the Outlook app varies a lot in quality from release to release. Maybe try an older version if possible and see if that fixes the issue?

I switched from Outlook to Blackberry Hub and handles emails (including attachments) without problem. Plus it gives a single place for email, text, messenger, skype etc.