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Wim
I received a Word doc which a reviewed (made comments) and want to send
back as attachment to reply to the original email. Word help states
about "reply with Changes" in its Help:
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Respond to a review request
This procedure applies to files sent using the Mail Recipient (for
Review) command.
When a reviewer sends a review request, the file will be included as an
attachment, as a link, or both. How you respond to the request will
depend on the location of the file.
Do one of the following:
Review and return a file sent as an attachment
Open the attached file, and make your changes.
When you're done making your changes, click Reply with Changes on the
Reviewing toolbar.
Review a linked file
Click the link.
Use the Reviewing toolbar to make your changes, or use the Web
Discussion toolbar to add comments.
Once you've completed your review, do one of the following:
If the file is on a discussion server, click Reply with Changes in the
Web Discussion toolbar.
If the file is in a shared location, click Reply with Changes on the
Reviewing toolbar.
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But the original was not sent for review, and is neither on a
discussion server nor on a shared location. But I would guess it should
be possible to "Reply with Changes" anyway, and not only though
manually attach the doc to the reply email.
Please help for the easiest way to attach a revised doc to a reply
email..
Wim
back as attachment to reply to the original email. Word help states
about "reply with Changes" in its Help:
---------------
Respond to a review request
This procedure applies to files sent using the Mail Recipient (for
Review) command.
When a reviewer sends a review request, the file will be included as an
attachment, as a link, or both. How you respond to the request will
depend on the location of the file.
Do one of the following:
Review and return a file sent as an attachment
Open the attached file, and make your changes.
When you're done making your changes, click Reply with Changes on the
Reviewing toolbar.
Review a linked file
Click the link.
Use the Reviewing toolbar to make your changes, or use the Web
Discussion toolbar to add comments.
Once you've completed your review, do one of the following:
If the file is on a discussion server, click Reply with Changes in the
Web Discussion toolbar.
If the file is in a shared location, click Reply with Changes on the
Reviewing toolbar.
------------
But the original was not sent for review, and is neither on a
discussion server nor on a shared location. But I would guess it should
be possible to "Reply with Changes" anyway, and not only though
manually attach the doc to the reply email.
Please help for the easiest way to attach a revised doc to a reply
email..
Wim