Converting from 2003 to 2000 and ending with web publication

[dulciec]

A friend of mine and I work on a publisher project together. I have
Pub.
2003 and she has Pub. 2000. When I want to email her the file, I first
save
it as a pub. 2000 file. Then I email the file to her. When she
receives it
it has turned into a web publication, but we need it to be in the
print
publication mode. Also, when I reopen the 2000 file on my own
computer, it
is in the web publication format. But I didn't convert it to this, and
I
don't want it. Can anyone please tell me what I am doing wrong.

In the past this has worked perfectly fine. When I emailed the file to
her
it was in the print publication format. But now it comes to her in the
web
publication format every time. There must be something set wrong
somewhere.
Help please.

 

[Mary Sauer]

I don't know if you are doing anything wrong. Maybe sending the file in a zip
format might help. Publisher 2003 and 2000 are not exactly compatible. You are
losing formatting when you save as 2000. Publisher 2000 does not use
compression, so the file will be much larger. Are you sending the same edited
file over and over?

 

[Hoo]

Thanks for the response!

No help here I'm afraid but maybe an insight, way back in the dark ages
I did html coding in WORD and it worked fine. But then MS upgraded(?)
Word and it (MS) decided that it/they should know when it was best to
interpret something typed as something that should be html... Always
felt that was a stupid move because what I type is what I want, not what
MS wants. If I type a page in code, don't change it... just save it as I
typed it.

sorry for your problem...

 

[Hoo]

Well yes, we make changes for the week and use it over and over. Thanks for
the help. I don't know how to zip, but I can find out.

 

[Mary Sauer]

www.winzip.com

 

[Hoo]

What about using the Pack and Go feature in publisher.