Depends on your format though.
Some attachments may contain harmful viruses, which could infect your computer. To avoid getting a virus, only open/download attachments from reliable sources, which you are expecting to be sent to you.
Yes, it is possible.
HTML Attachments can be opened via browsers. These attachments can be easily opened via most of the browsers.
No, you can open Word attachments in rtf(Rich Text Format) in word pad I believe.
You should be able to open attachments with Google Chrome. It cannot be done if the downloaded files are not compatible.
Downloading attachments is very easy on Gmail. It can be done by clicking on the down arrow. The attachment is stored in the downloads folder.
Walt found a feature in his e-mail that allows him to automatically download attachments. One such feature is a program called Mail Attachment Downloader.
Yes - Open Office will read .doc attachments.
The Mac automatically starts downloading attachments when either the URL is clicked on for an automatic download, or you hit a download button.
You will need to download an install the free software Flip4Mac. Click the link for the download.
Before opening attachments, ensure that the sender is trusted and the email address is legitimate. Scan the attachment with an up-to-date antivirus software. Consider using sandboxing techniques to open attachments in a secure environment, and be cautious of unexpected or urgent requests to open attachments.
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