Sending Inline Attachments Truncates Message on Exchange Server

Question

Have two profiles in Mail:
1. Home - Mobile Me IMAP
2. Work - NASA Exchange 2007
Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a message as my Work profile.
2. Intersperse attachments (PDF files) in message (not all at end). Case in question has 2 "iconized" attachments (long 4+ page PDFs) and two fully visible attachments (1 page PDFs).
3. When I send mail as Profile 2, anyone else on the Exchange Server receiving my attachments (including my own account, viewed from Outlook on a remote Windows machine) sees all the text up to the first inline attachment, and then nothing. There are four attachments available to save, but no additional text from the rest of the e-mail.

Answer 1

Outlook has a tough time rendering an email correctly. If you want it to have all attachments inline (and the server doesn't strip out or prevent use of HTML messages), you can trick it to work. When you start a new message, change the font to something other than your default font. That will trigger Outlook into rendering it correctly.
Some people create a signature in the Font that they want to compose in, and then start the message in the first line of the signature. That will set the font tag for Outlook to understand.
If you want the recipients to actually be able to use the image attachments you send, make sure you set the message to Plain Text and put the attachments at the end. Otherwise, Outlook renders the images inline and it is nearly impossible to save them separate from the message.