Isn't that file name indicative of a temporary file such as is created when one views a received attachment? Is it possible that you sent your template out after having attached a file that you had opened from another e-mail and was not saved discretely? I don't know whether or how that might be possible. Maybe I'm talking gibberish [he said helpfully].

I can't imagine that your message was rejected because it had an attachment. Far more likely is that, for some reason, it never went out.

As for preventing attachments to your template-created message, does your template definition specify the inclusion of an attachment? Are you actually using a template or saved stationery?

Greetings

I am using Windows 7 64bit and 4.51 Pegasus.

 I use a template for sending out repeat prescription orders. Sometimes the surgery do not receive my emails. I have discovered that one of my repeat order emails (that the surgery did not receive) had an attachment with it called WPM$1149.PM$ and that this file was a copy of my repeat order.  I am wondering if my email was rejected as it had an attachment with it. Is there a way I can prevent an attachment also being sent with the email that is created using the template. I sometime send the email without looking at it and at other times I edit my email before sending.
Many thanks in anticipation of any light you can throw on this.

regards

Alistair West