go momo go
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| > I know most of the people we would be emailing the newsletter to,
| > do not have a PDF Reader program and have a hard enough time
| > using Outlook Express or other email programs. They are Senior
| > citizens that are not very well versed about using a computer.
|
| Senior citizens? What's that got to do with it? I'm a senior citizen and
| I've been one for at least the last eight years and I know how to use a
| computer. My husband is also a senior citizen and he's a Microsft Visual
| Basic MVP. We're not all stupid you know! If you really do insist on
wanting
| to include this document of yours actually in the body of the email (as it
| appears you want to do) then why not save each page from Publisher as a
..jpg
| or better still a Windows metafile (.wmf) and insert them into the body of
| the email using the standard Insert / Picture menu (if you're using
Outlook
| Express, as it appears you are). It certainly is not by any means the best
| way to do it, and it will require your recipient to scroll around heavily
in
| the email in order to see it, and she won't be able to see it anyway if
she
| has set her system to read messages in plain text, as many people do, but
it
| is better than nothing if you really do insist on not wanting to send an
| attachment. And she would have a devil of a job printing it. Do you know
how
| to create these jpegs and wmfs from Publisher, and do you know how to
insert
| them into the body of an email? If not then post back and one of us
"oldies"
| will show you how to do it!
|
| MoMo
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