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Gordon
JustPhil said:I've read this entire thread but still would like to know HOW to use send
email in Microsoft Word Home and Student 2007, NOT what you can't do.
Running
Windows7 and have the same problem and don't know how to set associations
for
email between programs, etc.
Bottom line--HOW DO i GET IT TO WORK?
Right.
You CANNOT use Windows Live Mail. It WON'T work.
You MUST use an email client that is has the full MAPI engine.
Microsoft Outlook will do this, as will Mozilla Thunderbird.
I'm afraid that is your ONLY option.
S
Steve Rindsberg
I've read this entire thread but still would like to know HOW to use send
email in Microsoft Word Home and Student 2007, NOT what you can't do.
Install and use one of the alternate email programs Gordon's mentioned.
Running
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Oldenhappy
So after all that it looks like you have to use Thunderbird, an open source
programme in place of a Microsoft programme that most users of Home and
Student Word 2007 are directed towards i.e. windows live mail. I expect the
2010 version will have a word to mail link. shame about the present.
programme in place of a Microsoft programme that most users of Home and
Student Word 2007 are directed towards i.e. windows live mail. I expect the
2010 version will have a word to mail link. shame about the present.
D
David
If you send three times from Word to Live Mail, it works on the third go (as
noted on several other sites). Why is that? It seems pretty obvious that,
this being the case, the fact it is not MAPI compliant cannot be the answer.
Maybe someone who actually knows what they are talking about could enlighten
us. Like Milly, I have no expertise in this area.
noted on several other sites). Why is that? It seems pretty obvious that,
this being the case, the fact it is not MAPI compliant cannot be the answer.
Maybe someone who actually knows what they are talking about could enlighten
us. Like Milly, I have no expertise in this area.
B
bUCKLEY7111
When Word 07 first came out, there was no link to Outlook Express. A
the same time Excel 07 linked up just fine. After about six months o
more MS finally fixed the Word-Outlook link.
Apparently, they are doing it again with Windows Live email. M
suggestion is that you wait a few months. My bet is that they will fi
it just like they did before. In the meantime do your best to wor
around it by any simple means that works for you.
I agree with your comments regarding this ******* who really is mor
trouble than he is worth and, certainly, not helpful. Calm down an
just know most of us really want to help because we are basically all i
the same boat...
the same time Excel 07 linked up just fine. After about six months o
more MS finally fixed the Word-Outlook link.
Apparently, they are doing it again with Windows Live email. M
suggestion is that you wait a few months. My bet is that they will fi
it just like they did before. In the meantime do your best to wor
around it by any simple means that works for you.
I agree with your comments regarding this ******* who really is mor
trouble than he is worth and, certainly, not helpful. Calm down an
just know most of us really want to help because we are basically all i
the same boat...
K
KattMarl
Hello everyone, and forgive me.
I am not here to bash MS, or anyone's tech knowledge.
However, I WOULD like an answer as to why clicking SEND TO 3 times works
perfectly fine. As stated before, this is supposedly a MAPI problem, however
- if you can simply click it 3 times, the MAPI functions obviously work. Or
they were written so poorly, it's simply a tragedy.
I, like many others, have grown terribly disenchanted with MS for it's lack
of correcting problems they cause and not owning up to issues which others
have to provide "solutions" for.
Can someone at MS PLEASE simply come up with a simple patch to allow Windows
Live Mail (YOUR PROGRAM - which you force every Windows 7 person to
install/use - unless you truly WANT them to run for free/open source content)
work with the SEND TO function within WORD? It DOES work, after clicking 3
times... THIS IS NOT a missing MAPI issue. So let's cut the crap.
Or, should we all be thanking a very forward thinking programmer who likely
was told that such a "feature" was not going to be included in the Home &
Student edition because they want everyone to buy an Office version with
Outlook? Shame on that marketing genius! Whatever programmer had the balls
to leave a magical 3 times clicking work-around should be commended... and
unfortunately, has probably lost his job over leaving in a feature so helpful
to the rest of the world.
I don't want a reply from MS, I'm saddened that so may MS MVPs simply
overlook this and then blow smoke around about it instead of simply going
back to the project design team and saying - "Look guys - we made a BIG
mistake here - let's fix it, quickly, and cover ourselves."
It's this kind of oversight which CAUSES blunders like Windows ME, and
Windows Vista to hit the shelves... and tarnishing the once reputable
Microsoft name.
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE write a simple patch for this and help the millions
of people who really WOULD continue to BUY MS products instead of migrating
to a MAC, Google Apps, or any Open Source/Free solution!
Sincerely,
Disgruntled Katt
PS... maybe they HAVE fixed this by now? If so... PLEASE let me know!
I am not here to bash MS, or anyone's tech knowledge.
However, I WOULD like an answer as to why clicking SEND TO 3 times works
perfectly fine. As stated before, this is supposedly a MAPI problem, however
- if you can simply click it 3 times, the MAPI functions obviously work. Or
they were written so poorly, it's simply a tragedy.
I, like many others, have grown terribly disenchanted with MS for it's lack
of correcting problems they cause and not owning up to issues which others
have to provide "solutions" for.
Can someone at MS PLEASE simply come up with a simple patch to allow Windows
Live Mail (YOUR PROGRAM - which you force every Windows 7 person to
install/use - unless you truly WANT them to run for free/open source content)
work with the SEND TO function within WORD? It DOES work, after clicking 3
times... THIS IS NOT a missing MAPI issue. So let's cut the crap.
Or, should we all be thanking a very forward thinking programmer who likely
was told that such a "feature" was not going to be included in the Home &
Student edition because they want everyone to buy an Office version with
Outlook? Shame on that marketing genius! Whatever programmer had the balls
to leave a magical 3 times clicking work-around should be commended... and
unfortunately, has probably lost his job over leaving in a feature so helpful
to the rest of the world.
I don't want a reply from MS, I'm saddened that so may MS MVPs simply
overlook this and then blow smoke around about it instead of simply going
back to the project design team and saying - "Look guys - we made a BIG
mistake here - let's fix it, quickly, and cover ourselves."
It's this kind of oversight which CAUSES blunders like Windows ME, and
Windows Vista to hit the shelves... and tarnishing the once reputable
Microsoft name.
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE write a simple patch for this and help the millions
of people who really WOULD continue to BUY MS products instead of migrating
to a MAC, Google Apps, or any Open Source/Free solution!
Sincerely,
Disgruntled Katt
PS... maybe they HAVE fixed this by now? If so... PLEASE let me know!
G
Gordon
KattMarl said:Can someone at MS PLEASE simply come up with a simple patch to allow
Windows
Live Mail (YOUR PROGRAM - which you force every Windows 7 person to
install/use -
That is total RUBBISH. You are NOT "forced" to install and use Windows Live
Mail. You can download and install any one of a number of free email
clients. If you want one with full MAPI engine that will work with Home and
Student properly take a look at Mozilla Thunderbird.
M
M Sue Baldwin-ODea
I have the same problem as another person who posted. I didn't see an answer. I tried to email directly from a word document. I got an error message saying I have to use Microsoft exchange. Outlook no longer exists so I have to use Windows live. I have Windows 7 and the Office 2007 Student and Home edition. I hope someone can direct me on using this send feature. Sue
Hello all,
I have the new Windows 7 Home edition, and I am trying to send email from
Microsoft Word, using windows live mail. When I try to send an email from
word I get the following message:
*logon failed. You must log on to Microsoft Exchange to access your address
book. Error code: "unspecified error".
When I close Microsoft word home and Student 2007, I get the following error
message:
*There is no email program associated to perform the requested action.
Please install an email program or, if one is already installed, create an
association in the Default Programs control panel.
I made Windows Live mail my default email program, and I still get the above
messages.
Please help me send emails from word on Windows Live Mail.
My Windows Live Mail works fine by itself.
The only way I can send a document created on word is by saving it and
sending from my saved files. I would like to be able to send a document
directly from the word program.
I tried the following link, but I do not have outlook, and I am not sure how
I am supposed to retreive data from Windows Live Mail. I guess I need to
import Data, but I am not sure how?
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HA101091621033.aspx#3
Please help me solve my complex problem.
Thanks,
Mike
On Tuesday, December 29, 2009 5:10 PM Gordon wrote:
I may be wrong, but I do not think you can use the "Send-to" function in Word
with Windows Live Mail as WLM is not fully MAPI compliant. Outlook is, and
Mozilla Thunderbird is.
And did not you post this in another group to which I gave the same answer?On Wednesday, December 30, 2009 1:09 AM Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] wrote:
It is not a question of making Word compliant, it is a question of adding
simple MAPI support to WLM.
Word works just fine.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
ALWAYS post your Outlook version.
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375
After furious head scratching, Goshums asked:
| Hi Gordon,
|
| Yes, I did post this on a differant forum. Do you know if Microsoft
| plans on making word compatible with Windows Live Mail?
|
| Thanks,
| Mike B.
|
| "Gordon" wrote:
|
||
||| Hello all,
|||
||| I have the new Windows 7 Home edition, and I am trying to send email
||| from Microsoft Word, using windows live mail. When I try to send an
||| email from word I get the following message:
|||
||| *logon failed. You must log on to Microsoft Exchange to access your
||| address
||| book. Error code: "unspecified error".
|||
||| When I close Microsoft word home and Student 2007, I get the
||| following error
||| message:
|||
||| *There is no email program associated to perform the requested
||| action. Please install an email program or, if one is already
||| installed, create an association in the Default Programs control
||| panel.
||| I made Windows Live mail my default email program, and I still get
||| the above
||| messages.
||| Please help me send emails from word on Windows Live Mail.
|||
||| My Windows Live Mail works fine by itself.
|||
||| The only way I can send a document created on word is by saving it
||| and sending from my saved files. I would like to be able to send a
||| document directly from the word program.
|||
||| I tried the following link, but I do not have outlook, and I am not
||| sure how I am supposed to retreive data from Windows Live Mail. I
||| guess I need to import Data, but I am not sure how?
|||
|||
|||
||| http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HA101091621033.aspx#3
|||
||
|| I may be wrong, but I do not think you can use the "Send-to" function
|| in Word with Windows Live Mail as WLM is not fully MAPI compliant.
|| Outlook is, and Mozilla Thunderbird is.
|| And did not you post this in another group to which I gave the same
|| answer?
||
|| .On Thursday, December 31, 2009 10:35 AM Goshums wrote:
Hi Milly,
How do I add MPI support to (WLM) windows live mail?
"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:On Friday, January 01, 2010 4:58 PM Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] wrote:
Yes, you can re-write it.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
ALWAYS post your Outlook version.
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375
After furious head scratching, Gordon asked:
|| It is not a question of making Word compliant, it is a question of
|| adding simple MAPI support to WLM.
||
|
| CAN you add MAPI support to an email client that does not have iOn Friday, January 01, 2010 4:58 PM Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] wrote:
YOU cannot.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
ALWAYS post your Outlook version.
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375
After furious head scratching, Goshums asked:
| Hi Milly,
|
| How do I add MPI support to (WLM) windows live mail?
|
|
| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
|
|| It is not a question of making Word compliant, it is a question of
|| adding simple MAPI support to WLM.
||
|| Word works just fine.
||
|| --
|| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
||
|| Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
|| ALWAYS post your Outlook version.
|| How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375
||
||
|| After furious head scratching, Goshums asked:
||
||| Hi Gordon,
|||
||| Yes, I did post this on a differant forum. Do you know if Microsoft
||| plans on making word compatible with Windows Live Mail?
|||
||| Thanks,
||| Mike B.
|||
||| "Gordon" wrote:
|||
||||
||||| Hello all,
|||||
||||| I have the new Windows 7 Home edition, and I am trying to send
||||| email from Microsoft Word, using windows live mail. When I try to
||||| send an email from word I get the following message:
|||||
||||| *logon failed. You must log on to Microsoft Exchange to access
||||| your address
||||| book. Error code: "unspecified error".
|||||
||||| When I close Microsoft word home and Student 2007, I get the
||||| following error
||||| message:
|||||
||||| *There is no email program associated to perform the requested
||||| action. Please install an email program or, if one is already
||||| installed, create an association in the Default Programs control
||||| panel.
||||| I made Windows Live mail my default email program, and I still get
||||| the above
||||| messages.
||||| Please help me send emails from word on Windows Live Mail.
|||||
||||| My Windows Live Mail works fine by itself.
|||||
||||| The only way I can send a document created on word is by saving it
||||| and sending from my saved files. I would like to be able to send a
||||| document directly from the word program.
|||||
||||| I tried the following link, but I do not have outlook, and I am not
||||| sure how I am supposed to retreive data from Windows Live Mail. I
||||| guess I need to import Data, but I am not sure how?
|||||
|||||
|||||
||||| http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HA101091621033.aspx#3
|||||
||||
|||| I may be wrong, but I do not think you can use the "Send-to"
|||| function in Word with Windows Live Mail as WLM is not fully MAPI
|||| compliant. Outlook is, and Mozilla Thunderbird is.
|||| And did not you post this in another group to which I gave the same
|||| answer?
||||
|||| .
||
||
|| .On Friday, January 01, 2010 11:18 PM Goshums wrote:
Hi Milly,
HOW DO YOU RE-WRITE IT??
Please explain....
Thank you,
Mike
"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
G
Goobus
You are replying to a post from 2009, which is typical of an ignorantI have the same problem as another person who posted. I didn't see an answer. I tried to email directly from a word document. I got an error message saying I have to use Microsoft exchange. Outlook no longer exists so I have to use Windows live. I have Windows 7 and the Office 2007 Student and Home edition. I hope someone can direct me on using this send feature. Sue
EggHeader.
Since you no longer have Outlook, you should be posting in a Windows
Live forum: Windows Live Solution Center
http://windowslivehelp.com/
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