[Beth Melton]

The best way to communicate, and one that will benefit everyone, is to
continue the discussion in the thread. There may be others interested in the
attachments discussion and the outcome of the grammar issues. Plus these
threads can be searched using Google and it may help someone in the future.
:-)

For the grammar check issue you can email a sample document to
(Remove NoSpam4Me to obtain a valid email
address). I'll take a look at it and send you back a copy with corrections
(if I find something) and post a response back to this thread.

~Beth Melton
Microsoft Office MVP

"Justin Jayjohn" wrote in message
...
Beth,

I am still working on both problems (2007 word grammar check & owa & 2007
attachments). What is the best way for us to communicate. Continue
posting
replies or should I send you an email about both issues I am currently
trying
to resolve.

"Beth Melton" wrote:

The new Office 2007 file formats are actually compressed xml files. You
can
append the file name with .zip and open and view the content in the
Windows
Explorer or your favorite compression utility outside the application.
Speaking of compression utilities, I'd say that's what's causing the
attachment issue you are encountering. The utility recognizes it's a zip
file based on the content, rather than the file extension, and is trying
to
open it.

btw, did you get your language issue resolved? I'm still happy to take a
look at your file for you. :-)

~Beth Melton
Microsoft Office MVP

"Justin Jayjohn" wrote in message
...
Beth,

I notice your an Office MVP. Have you come across the issue of owa
wanting
to open 2007 attachments as zip files.