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Guest
How do I email a document. I can't get my paperclip to highlight to use it. I
put it on my toolbar but thats all it will do.
put it on my toolbar but thats all it will do.
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Gordon
Ava said:How do I email a document. I can't get my paperclip to highlight to use
it. I
put it on my toolbar but thats all it will do.
What version(s) of Word and Outlook (or other email client) are you using ?
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Guest
Hi Ava,
I am not sure which emai tool you are using, Outlook, Lotus Notes etc.
Or are you trying to email the document within Word?
In any of the above instances, your email client must be first configured.
Then select File --> Send to -->Mail receipent (as attachment).
Pranav Vaidya
I am not sure which emai tool you are using, Outlook, Lotus Notes etc.
Or are you trying to email the document within Word?
In any of the above instances, your email client must be first configured.
Then select File --> Send to -->Mail receipent (as attachment).
Pranav Vaidya
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CyberTaz
You don't specify what version of Word you're using, but the most like
reason is explained in the following excerpt from Word 2003 Help re emailing
a doc as attachment:
To use this procedure, you must be using Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft
Outlook Express, Microsoft Exchange, or any 32-bit e-mail program that is
compatible with the Messaging Application Programming Interface (MAPI)
(MAPI: The Microsoft interface specification that allows different messaging
and workgroup applications (including e-mail, voice mail, and fax) to work
through a single client.). In addition, you must set up an e-mail account in
your e-mail profile.
IOW, just adding the button to your toolbar isn't enough.
HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
reason is explained in the following excerpt from Word 2003 Help re emailing
a doc as attachment:
To use this procedure, you must be using Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft
Outlook Express, Microsoft Exchange, or any 32-bit e-mail program that is
compatible with the Messaging Application Programming Interface (MAPI)
(MAPI: The Microsoft interface specification that allows different messaging
and workgroup applications (including e-mail, voice mail, and fax) to work
through a single client.). In addition, you must set up an e-mail account in
your e-mail profile.
IOW, just adding the button to your toolbar isn't enough.
HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
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Guest
I am using word in microsoft windows vista
Pranav Vaidya said:Hi Ava,
I am not sure which emai tool you are using, Outlook, Lotus Notes etc.
Or are you trying to email the document within Word?
In any of the above instances, your email client must be first configured.
Then select File --> Send to -->Mail receipent (as attachment).
Pranav Vaidya
G
Guest
windows vist microsoft 2006
Gordon said:What version(s) of Word and Outlook (or other email client) are you using ?
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Terry Farrell
Add the Send to, Mail Recipient command to the Quick Access Toolbar.
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Gordon
Ava said:windows vist microsoft 2006
That's not what we need to know. What version of WORD are you using (in a
Word Document click on Help-about) and what EMAIL CLIENT are you using? Open
your email and again click on Help-About.