I have run several tests is BCM 2007 to find out how that works. It seems like that is supposed to happen. If I leave the email in my inbox, or even delete it into my deleted items, it maintains the attachment. But, if it is in my deleted items and I emty the trash can, I lose the attachment. The textual part of the email is maintained, but the formatting changes. My work around is to save the attachments in a communication repository folder I made per clients. After I link the email to the Business Project, I then link the attachment as a seperate file to the communication history. To make things worse, when you attach the file it sorts it by the date you attached it. The email it came from is sorted by the day you received the email. So, if you don't link the attachment on the same day you recieve the email, it is hard to know which file goes with which email because, when sorted by date, they appear in different times. To fix that problem, I name the new attached file to the recieved date of the email it was attached to. Something like 6-1-2008_10-42AM.doc. It would also be nice if there was some comment attribute you could add to a record when you link it to BCM. Oh, and when there are multiple attachments in an email, I just zip them all together and name it like explained above. "Bob L" wrote: