Outlook for MAC does not include attached files

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If you're facing issues with Outlook for Mac not including attached files and missing images in the signature, here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:

1. Check attachment size: Ensure that the size of the attached files does not exceed the maximum allowed attachment size set by your email provider. Large attachments may be stripped from the email during the sending process.
2. Avoid special characters or long file names: Simplify the names of the attached files by removing any special characters or long file names. Sometimes, certain characters or long names can cause issues with attachments.
3. Use a different email format: Try changing the email format from HTML to Plain Text or Rich Text to see if it resolves the issue. Sometimes, compatibility issues between different email formats can affect the attachment functionality.
4. Update Outlook: Check for any available updates for Outlook for Mac and install them. Updates often include bug fixes and improvements that can resolve attachment-related issues.
5. Disable add-ins: Temporarily disable any add-ins or plugins in Outlook for Mac to check if they are causing the problem. Add-ins can sometimes interfere with the attachment functionality.
6. Repair Outlook profile: Use the Microsoft Database Utility to repair your Outlook profile. This utility can help fix issues with the Outlook database, which may be impacting the attachment and signature functionality.
7. Rebuild the Outlook database: If repairing the profile doesn't solve the issue, you can try rebuilding the Outlook database. This process can help fix any corruption in the database that might be causing the problem. To do this, quit Outlook, navigate to the "Documents/Microsoft User Data/Office 2011 Identities" folder, and rename the folder to create a new Outlook database.
8. Reinstall Outlook: If all else fails, consider uninstalling and reinstalling Outlook for Mac. This can provide a clean installation and may resolve any persistent issues.