Outlook webmail attachments

I'm try to view an attachment (word doc) from an email using outlook webmail to my corporate account. But it tells me I must first save the document - which obviously I can't do on the touch. (This is the save way it works with Safari on my Mac.) Has anyone figured out a way around this problem???
Thanks!

Unfortunatley, no. I too use the system your using, and attachements in e-mails, unless pictures, are not retreivable or viewable from iPod Touch.

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