E-mailing Excel Workbooks

Hello,

If this is not really an Outlook problem then please accept my apologies

One of the users in my work e-mails an Excel 2002 workbook using Windows XP
(Professional) by simply clicking on the paperclip and then an Excel
workbook. When the recipient opens the attachment the workbook opens and
then the e-mail header appears between the toolbars and the sheet. Clicking
on the e-mail button on the Excel toolbar, (or selecting View Toolbars
Customize), hides/deletes the e-mail header and clicking the toolbar button
again, (or exiting from Customize), brings it back.

It only happens with this users computer and she used to be able to attach
workbooks as normal. She is not aware of having changed anything and I
can't find anything that has been changed.

Has anyone got any clue as to what is happening?

Grateful for any help,

Sandy

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The user is apparently using the File | Send To | Recipient or the Email
button in Excel to display the "Office envelope" headers. This functionality
is available in any workbook and doesn't have anything in particular to do
with receiving a workbook as a file attachment, nor does it prevent the
workbook from being saved and attached through the paperclip button in an
Outlook message.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx


"Sandy Mann" wrote in message
...
Hello,

If this is not really an Outlook problem then please accept my apologies

One of the users in my work e-mails an Excel 2002 workbook using Windows
XP
(Professional) by simply clicking on the paperclip and then an Excel
workbook. When the recipient opens the attachment the workbook opens and
then the e-mail header appears between the toolbars and the sheet.
Clicking
on the e-mail button on the Excel toolbar, (or selecting View Toolbars
Customize), hides/deletes the e-mail header and clicking the toolbar
button
again, (or exiting from Customize), brings it back.

It only happens with this users computer and she used to be able to attach
workbooks as normal. She is not aware of having changed anything and I
can't find anything that has been changed.

Has anyone got any clue as to what is happening?

Grateful for any help,

Sandy

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Thank you Sue.

Sandy

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"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
The user is apparently using the File | Send To | Recipient or the Email
button in Excel to display the "Office envelope" headers. This
functionality
is available in any workbook and doesn't have anything in particular to do
with receiving a workbook as a file attachment, nor does it prevent the
workbook from being saved and attached through the paperclip button in an
Outlook message.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx


"Sandy Mann" wrote in message
...
Hello,

If this is not really an Outlook problem then please accept my apologies

One of the users in my work e-mails an Excel 2002 workbook using Windows
XP
(Professional) by simply clicking on the paperclip and then an Excel
workbook. When the recipient opens the attachment the workbook opens
and
then the e-mail header appears between the toolbars and the sheet.
Clicking
on the e-mail button on the Excel toolbar, (or selecting View Toolbars

Customize), hides/deletes the e-mail header and clicking the toolbar
button
again, (or exiting from Customize), brings it back.

It only happens with this users computer and she used to be able to
attach
workbooks as normal. She is not aware of having changed anything and I
can't find anything that has been changed.

Has anyone got any clue as to what is happening?

Grateful for any help,

Sandy

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