My email attachments are renamed with "Plus signs" instead of spaces. How do I stop this?
For example, my email ! Frozen Fever review was renamed !+Frozen+Fever+review by the time I got it to the other end. I corrected it and sent it back, and when I got it back it had the same plus signs. I absolutely do not want them! Also, it's adding another "doubled" suffix .wpd become .wpd.wpd and .jpg becomes .jpg.jpg Even the program to open them can't read them after they have been doubled
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If there is not an option in the Operating System to change this, please check any settings that might have control over downloads.
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This did not correct the problem. I am still getting the plus signs added to everything I email
Whatever you are using for email is probably adding those pluses - like it doesn't like spaces in file names. You could try using an underscore or a hyphen as a separator rather than a space.
Like using _ or - instead of a space character to separate words.
As far as the doubled file extension suffixes, I have no idea.
That ignores the fact that this worked fine forever, until the Browser updated. As far as I know, my email system (which didn't add anything to my rail names in the 20 years I used it) did not have a similar update.
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It must be the website. Some email services replace spaces in file names of files that you upload to them with underscores or plus signs. For example, a file might be named Blah Blah.jpg on your computer, but the same file will change to Blah_Blah.jpg or Blah+Blah.jpg when it is uploaded. About the duplicate "suffix", are you talking about file extensions like the .jpg in sample.jpg? If the email service you're using adds a second extension (e.g. sample.jpg.jpg), the file should still work.
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