> Viren Patel said:
>> Hello. Is is possible to delete the attachment(s) from a
>> received message while keeping the message intact?
>> Forwarding to self would work but I need to retain the
>> original date and sender of the message for sorting
>> purposes. I envision something like a 'delete' li
>> Viren Patel said:
>>> Hello. Is is possible to delete the attachment(s) from
>>> a
>>> received message while keeping the message intact?
>>> Forwarding to self would work but I need to retain the
>>> original date and sender of the message for sorting
>>> purposes. I envision something like a '
> Viren Patel said:
>> Hello. Is is possible to delete the attachment(s) from a
>> received message while keeping the message intact?
>> Forwarding to self would work but I need to retain the
>> original date and sender of the message for sorting
>> purposes. I envision something like a 'delete' li
Viren Patel said:
> Hello. Is is possible to delete the attachment(s) from a
> received message while keeping the message intact?
> Forwarding to self would work but I need to retain the
> original date and sender of the message for sorting
> purposes. I envision something like a 'delete' link next
Hello. Is is possible to delete the attachment(s) from a
received message while keeping the message intact?
Forwarding to self would work but I need to retain the
original date and sender of the message for sorting
purposes. I envision something like a 'delete' link next
to the 'download' link in t
