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#11
October 9th, 2009, 12:27 PM
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AFAIAA, if you want this to work the WLM client MUST be running for Send as
Attachment to work. It still works 'as expected' if you are using Outlook 2007 as your email client though. I've not tried it with any other client. -- Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP "Gordon" wrote in message ... "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Word will not work directly with web mail. The OP is using Windows Live Mail which is a mail client, not web mail. 
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#12
October 9th, 2009, 04:46 PM
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So how do I achieve that? The machine in question has Microsoft Home and
Student installed that does not include Outlook. -- Dell XPS M1530 laptop Windows Vista Ultimate 3.0 GB RAM Microsoft Office 2007 w/ Business Contact Manager SP1 "Terry Farrell" wrote: AFAIAA, if you want this to work the WLM client MUST be running for Send as Attachment to work. It still works 'as expected' if you are using Outlook 2007 as your email client though. I've not tried it with any other client. -- Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP "Gordon" wrote in message ... "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Word will not work directly with web mail. The OP is using Windows Live Mail which is a mail client, not web mail.
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#13
October 9th, 2009, 08:40 PM
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If you don't have Outlook, you cannot. But I personally like the WLM client
and suggest that you start using it. Just type Windows Live Mail into Google and it will link you to the MS WL site. Make sure that you only install the features you want: left to its own devices, it installs the kitchen sink and a bath tub! Terry "Ikonoblast" wrote in message ... So how do I achieve that? The machine in question has Microsoft Home and Student installed that does not include Outlook. -- Dell XPS M1530 laptop Windows Vista Ultimate 3.0 GB RAM Microsoft Office 2007 w/ Business Contact Manager SP1 "Terry Farrell" wrote: AFAIAA, if you want this to work the WLM client MUST be running for Send as Attachment to work. It still works 'as expected' if you are using Outlook 2007 as your email client though. I've not tried it with any other client. -- Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP "Gordon" wrote in message ... "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Word will not work directly with web mail. The OP is using Windows Live Mail which is a mail client, not web mail.
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#14
October 9th, 2009, 09:02 PM
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Thanks for the help. Kinda strange that MS is pushing WLM, but it doesn't
have full functionality.......... -- Dell XPS M1530 laptop Windows Vista Ultimate 3.0 GB RAM Microsoft Office 2007 w/ Business Contact Manager SP1 "Terry Farrell" wrote: If you don't have Outlook, you cannot. But I personally like the WLM client and suggest that you start using it. Just type Windows Live Mail into Google and it will link you to the MS WL site. Make sure that you only install the features you want: left to its own devices, it installs the kitchen sink and a bath tub! Terry "Ikonoblast" wrote in message ... So how do I achieve that? The machine in question has Microsoft Home and Student installed that does not include Outlook. -- Dell XPS M1530 laptop Windows Vista Ultimate 3.0 GB RAM Microsoft Office 2007 w/ Business Contact Manager SP1 "Terry Farrell" wrote: AFAIAA, if you want this to work the WLM client MUST be running for Send as Attachment to work. It still works 'as expected' if you are using Outlook 2007 as your email client though. I've not tried it with any other client. -- Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP "Gordon" wrote in message ... "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Word will not work directly with web mail. The OP is using Windows Live Mail which is a mail client, not web mail.
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#15
October 10th, 2009, 10:50 AM
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I'll agree with that! But as long as I keep it minimised, I can use all the
email features in Word. Terry "Ikonoblast" wrote in message ... Thanks for the help. Kinda strange that MS is pushing WLM, but it doesn't have full functionality.......... -- Dell XPS M1530 laptop Windows Vista Ultimate 3.0 GB RAM Microsoft Office 2007 w/ Business Contact Manager SP1 "Terry Farrell" wrote: If you don't have Outlook, you cannot. But I personally like the WLM client and suggest that you start using it. Just type Windows Live Mail into and it will link you to the MS WL site. Make sure that you only install the features you want: left to its own devices, it installs the kitchen sink and a bath tub! Terry "Ikonoblast" wrote in message ... So how do I achieve that? The machine in question has Microsoft Home and Student installed that does not include Outlook. -- Dell XPS M1530 laptop Windows Vista Ultimate 3.0 GB RAM Microsoft Office 2007 w/ Business Contact Manager SP1 "Terry Farrell" wrote: AFAIAA, if you want this to work the WLM client MUST be running for Send as Attachment to work. It still works 'as expected' if you are using Outlook 2007 as your email client though. I've not tried it with any other client. -- Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP "Gordon" wrote in message ... "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Word will not work directly with web mail. The OP is using Windows Live Mail which is a mail client, not web mail.
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#16
November 2nd, 2009, 12:45 AM
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"Terry Farrell" wrote: I'll agree with that! But as long as I keep it minimised, I can use all the email features in Word. Terry "Ikonoblast" wrote in message ... Thanks for the help. Kinda strange that MS is pushing WLM, but it doesn't have full functionality.......... -- Dell XPS M1530 laptop Windows Vista Ultimate 3.0 GB RAM Microsoft Office 2007 w/ Business Contact Manager SP1 "Terry Farrell" wrote: If you don't have Outlook, you cannot. But I personally like the WLM client and suggest that you start using it. Just type Windows Live Mail into and it will link you to the MS WL site. Make sure that you only install the features you want: left to its own devices, it installs the kitchen sink and a bath tub! Terry "Ikonoblast" wrote in message ... So how do I achieve that? The machine in question has Microsoft Home and Student installed that does not include Outlook. -- Dell XPS M1530 laptop Windows Vista Ultimate 3.0 GB RAM Microsoft Office 2007 w/ Business Contact Manager SP1 "Terry Farrell" wrote: AFAIAA, if you want this to work the WLM client MUST be running for Send as Attachment to work. It still works 'as expected' if you are using Outlook 2007 as your email client though. I've not tried it with any other client. -- Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP "Gordon" wrote in message ... "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Word will not work directly with web mail. The OP is using Windows Live Mail which is a mail client, not web mail.
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#17
December 2nd, 2009, 05:02 PM
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Hi,
I have WLM installed and have been using it as my default mail client. However, I have the same problem where when I am using any Office software and want to email the file I'm working on using the "send to" option, I get the message for the exchange server (it goes something like "you must log on to the microsoft exchange server, blah blah blah"). I've tried switching the default to outlook and then back, but it doesn't work. I'd really like to avoid using outlook, and stick with my WLM since other than this problem it works really well. Does anyone have a solution to this problem? Thanks! "Terry Farrell" wrote: I'll agree with that! But as long as I keep it minimised, I can use all the email features in Word. Terry "Ikonoblast" wrote in message ... Thanks for the help. Kinda strange that MS is pushing WLM, but it doesn't have full functionality.......... -- Dell XPS M1530 laptop Windows Vista Ultimate 3.0 GB RAM Microsoft Office 2007 w/ Business Contact Manager SP1 "Terry Farrell" wrote: If you don't have Outlook, you cannot. But I personally like the WLM client and suggest that you start using it. Just type Windows Live Mail into and it will link you to the MS WL site. Make sure that you only install the features you want: left to its own devices, it installs the kitchen sink and a bath tub! Terry "Ikonoblast" wrote in message ... So how do I achieve that? The machine in question has Microsoft Home and Student installed that does not include Outlook. -- Dell XPS M1530 laptop Windows Vista Ultimate 3.0 GB RAM Microsoft Office 2007 w/ Business Contact Manager SP1 "Terry Farrell" wrote: AFAIAA, if you want this to work the WLM client MUST be running for Send as Attachment to work. It still works 'as expected' if you are using Outlook 2007 as your email client though. I've not tried it with any other client. -- Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP "Gordon" wrote in message ... "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Word will not work directly with web mail. The OP is using Windows Live Mail which is a mail client, not web mail.
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#18
December 2nd, 2009, 05:02 PM
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Hi,
I have WLM installed and have been using it as my default mail client. However, I have the same problem where when I am using any Office software and want to email the file I'm working on using the "send to" option, I get the message for the exchange server (it goes something like "you must log on to the microsoft exchange server, blah blah blah"). I've tried switching the default to outlook and then back, but it doesn't work. I'd really like to avoid using outlook, and stick with my WLM since other than this problem it works really well. Does anyone have a solution to this problem? Thanks! "Terry Farrell" wrote: I'll agree with that! But as long as I keep it minimised, I can use all the email features in Word. Terry "Ikonoblast" wrote in message ... Thanks for the help. Kinda strange that MS is pushing WLM, but it doesn't have full functionality.......... -- Dell XPS M1530 laptop Windows Vista Ultimate 3.0 GB RAM Microsoft Office 2007 w/ Business Contact Manager SP1 "Terry Farrell" wrote: If you don't have Outlook, you cannot. But I personally like the WLM client and suggest that you start using it. Just type Windows Live Mail into and it will link you to the MS WL site. Make sure that you only install the features you want: left to its own devices, it installs the kitchen sink and a bath tub! Terry "Ikonoblast" wrote in message ... So how do I achieve that? The machine in question has Microsoft Home and Student installed that does not include Outlook. -- Dell XPS M1530 laptop Windows Vista Ultimate 3.0 GB RAM Microsoft Office 2007 w/ Business Contact Manager SP1 "Terry Farrell" wrote: AFAIAA, if you want this to work the WLM client MUST be running for Send as Attachment to work. It still works 'as expected' if you are using Outlook 2007 as your email client though. I've not tried it with any other client. -- Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP "Gordon" wrote in message ... "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Word will not work directly with web mail. The OP is using Windows Live Mail which is a mail client, not web mail.
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#19
December 2nd, 2009, 09:31 PM
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"larfie" wrote in message ... Hi, I have WLM installed and have been using it as my default mail client. However, I have the same problem where when I am using any Office software and want to email the file I'm working on using the "send to" option, Nothing to do with Exchange and all to do with the fact that WLM is not fully MAPI compliant, which you need to use the "Send to" function within an Office document. The only Email clients that I personally know are fully MAPI compliant are Outlook and Mozilla Thunderbird. There may be others...
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