ms OFFICE WORD (2007) question

[myming]

hello all,

please move this if it is in the incorrect area ?

i typed a business form into my "office word 2007" program and forgot to save (duh !).

now i need it again.
is there a way to type this form into "office word" and be able to transfer it into one of my internet email programs to re-use when needed ?

may sound easy, but i'm not an "office word" user...
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why can't files typed into any of the "office" programs be sent across the internet "barrier" ?

thank you.

[Geek-9pm]

E-mail is limited to either simple plain text or as a HTML document.
For other kinds for formats, the document must be went as an attachment.

Even on this web site, I can not directly sen d you an Office thing inside tees box. But I can attach it mat the bottom.

Do yew see it? It is 'test.doc ' and needs Word to open it.

[recovering disk space - old attachment deleted by admin]

[soybean]

is there a way to type this form into "office word" and be able to transfer it into one of my internet email programs to re-use when needed ?

Copy and paste.   

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why can't files typed into any of the "office" programs be sent across the internet "barrier" ?

They can be sent.  I don't why you're having a problem.  Can you provide precise details of a case where you can't send?

[myming]

hello soybean,

  windows 7 running the ms "office" programs do not have a copy/paste option to paste a "word" file into an internet email program.
nothing in the ms "office word" book explains the ability to copy a "word" file and paste it to the internet.

[BC_Programmer]

nothing in the ms "office word" book explains the ability to copy a "word" file and paste it to the internet.

Open file in word.
1.Copy
2.Paste to E-mail editor
3. profit.

[Salmon Trout]

Is there some subtle nuance that I am missing here?

[Spoiler]

Are you trying to save it as a web page?

[myming]

spoiler - no, i'll save it in documents when i re-copy it.

salmon trout - in order to use that option, you have to have a "new" account (which took over outlook express) with msn (a new hotmail account).
my at&t email account isn't recognized by the new hotmail, so it has to be saved in documents and added as an attachment when i go into my
email account.

i just wondered why you can't send a "word' document by email through the internet w/o having to go through all the garbage of new accounts...

thank you all for your responses !

[Salmon Trout]

salmon trout - in order to use that option, you have to have a "new" account (which took over outlook express) with msn (a new hotmail account).
my at&t email account isn't recognized by the new hotmail, so it has to be saved in documents and added as an attachment when i go into my
email account.

Can anyone tell me what he is talking about here?

[jason2074]

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290936
This is the feature you can use with MS Word other than mailmerge with outlook express and you don't need any transfer to any of your account which is not available or existing.

[Geek-9pm]

Won't work.

[soybean]

salmon trout - in order to use that option, you have to have a "new" account (which took over outlook express) with msn (a new hotmail account).
my at&t email account isn't recognized by the new hotmail, so it has to be saved in documents and added as an attachment when i go into my
email account.

i just wondered why you can't send a "word' document by email through the internet w/o having to go through all the garbage of new accounts...

Everything you said here is non-sense.  You don't need a "new" account.  Any valid existing account will work.

[Geek-9pm]

Everything you said here is non-sense.  You don't need a "new" account.  Any valid existing account will work.

He is wanting to send email for word. It will not work for him. His ISP does not allow SMTP from any address that has not been authorized by the iSP. He has to identify each e-mail account he has or else they refuse a SMTP. It is a PITA.

[soybean]

He is wanting to send email for word. It will not work for him. His ISP does not allow SMTP from any address that has not been authorized by the iSP. He has to identify each e-mail account he has or else they refuse a SMTP. It is a PITA.

Where are getting such notions?  He's said nothing that clearly indicates what you're saying.  He never mentioned SMTP.

[Salmon Trout]

THis thread is proving to be quite entertaining, in a masochistic sort of way, like a movie that's so bad it's good.