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Dawn Crosier
 
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Inside the Reading Layout view, on the Reading Layout toolbar, there
is a button called "Close" That will allow you to close out of the
Reading Layout and open your default Word view. (In my case, Print
Layout).

You can change the behavior of opening attachments from Outlook.
Inside of Word, from the Tools menu, select Options. Select the
General tab. Clear the check mark from Allow starting in Reading
Layout. Attachments will open to your default view.

You can always switch back to the Reading Layout view, by selecting
the View menu, and selecting Reading Layout.

I hope this helps.

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Dawn Crosier
Microsoft MVP
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"D. Turnipseed" D. wrote in
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Our organization has noticed problems with using the Reading Layout
View in
Word 2003 as the default view for Word attachments sent via email.
Documents
containing tables are not formatted as intended by the sender.
Consequently,
the sender cannot expect a consistent product when discussing
attachments
that they have sent to a recipient and must spend additional time
explaining
to the recipient (assuming both parties are computer literate enough
to
handle this task) how to switch to the print layout view. Perhaps
an
intermediate dialog would be helpful here when the attachment pops
up in
Reading Layout View. The dialog might make it easy to toggle the
view on or
off, or perhaps have the attachment start in print layout view and
just make
the reading layout view an option in a dialog that pops up when the
attachment is opened.

Thanks for listening.

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