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silver
I have a .pdf I'd like to display in the body of an email - not as an
attachment. Is there a way to do that in Outlook 2003? Thanks.
attachment. Is there a way to do that in Outlook 2003? Thanks.
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Michael H. Lewis
silver said:I have a .pdf I'd like to display in the body of an email - not as an
attachment. Is there a way to do that in Outlook 2003? Thanks.
This would be a great option!
I just went to the Edit menu in Reader and chose Copy File to Clipboard and
pasted it into an email but it did not include the graphics. You could try
inserting it, if it was a jpeg, bmp, etc., but I don't know how to save a
pdf as a picture. I'll keep trying and post what I find.
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Michael H. Lewis
You could also take screen shots of the pages of the pdf and insert them
into the email.,
into the email.,
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Tom Willett
I know Adobe Acrobat (not the reader) will allow you to save a PDF in many
image formats.
: You could also take screen shots of the pages of the pdf and insert them
: into the email.,
:
: : > I have a .pdf I'd like to display in the body of an email - not as an
: > attachment. Is there a way to do that in Outlook 2003? Thanks.
:
image formats.
: You could also take screen shots of the pages of the pdf and insert them
: into the email.,
:
: : > I have a .pdf I'd like to display in the body of an email - not as an
: > attachment. Is there a way to do that in Outlook 2003? Thanks.
:
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Michael H. Lewis
That's the ticket then.
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
I have a .pdf I'd like to display in the body of an email - not as an
attachment. Is there a way to do that in Outlook 2003? Thanks.
There is no way to display a PDF attachment in the Reading Pane or, in fact,
in the body of an open message. PDFs are always attachments.