Outlook 2003 "Attachment Options" buttons missing

Hi
Im having some trouble finding the Attachment options button.
when i add an image the button just doesn't appear and i have to go via customize to get the task pane to open, which is bothersome.
Is there an option i can check that will make this button reappear.
thanks
Steve

Hi,
Would you please provide a screen shot so that we can understand this problem more clearly? You can upload the screenshot to
OneDrive if you don't have permission to upload image in this forum.
Meanwhile, please try to run a repair of your Office 2003 installation to check the result:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-in/office-2003-resource-kit/repairing-office-2003-installations-HA001140241.aspx
Best Regards,
Steve Fan
TechNet Community Support

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