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Old 10-27-2007, 09:23 PM
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Hi,
I hope someone can assist me with this problem. I have Office 2003 installed, and frequently email various items (Word Documents, Excel Spreadsheets, etc). The easiest way to email something is to do it directly from the application using the 'Send To' function. Unfortunately, since my upgrade, these programs have a nasty habit of simply making the send-to pane visible. In the case of Excel, this results in the spreadsheet being appended to the body of the email message, instead of being sent as an attachment. I've done some digging around and can't seem to find a setting or preference for this. Any suggestions?
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Old 11-01-2007, 01:10 AM
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Hi,
The File | Send To submenu should have separate items File menu, "Mail Recipient" (send the document in the body of the e-mail) and "Mail Recipient (as Attachment)". If the latter is missing from the menu on your system, you can get it back by either resetting the menu bar to its factory-set state, or by adding the item back, Follow the steps as shown below:
> Select Tools | Customize... > Activate the Commands tab. > Select the File >category in the list on the left. > Locate "Mail Recipient (as Attachment)" in the list on the right, > Drag it to the File menu. > Wait until the menu drops down. > Drag to the Send To submenu. > Wait until it flies out. > Drop the item in the fly-out menu. > You could also remove the "Mail Recipient" item if you don't like it. > Close the Customize window. You'll have to do this for each app separately.
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