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When you receive an attachment from a person using Microsoft Outlook for their e-mail client, it may arrive as a file called “winmail.dat” instead of the PDF, DOC or whatever you were expecting. This is a “feature” of Outlook for other Outlook users, and must be remedied by a change on their Outlook. Send them an email with the following link.
