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When you attach a document to an outlook email, a copy of the document is created and stored somewhere. You can obviously link to any location in the body of outlook. A hyperlink to a local document will not be useful to a recipient on another machine (without access to the local drive).
But, is there a way to hyperlink to an attached file? I don't think that there is any native way to do this, but is there any possible solution?
If it matters, the email will only be read by outlook. (i.e. intra office).
TiredofGoogling
Posted 2016-04-25T23:11:41.257
Reputation: 13
In the case of an attachment the file is embedded within the email itself. Internally many companies use Microsoft sharepoint which integrates with exchange/outlook. You can also use a service like Dropbox or roll your own Dropbox like service with ownCloud. – Tyson – 2016-04-26T02:30:44.247
Please don't double post.... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36852618/hyperlink-to-outlook-attachment
– FreeSoftwareServers – 2019-11-01T05:09:53.893