In your case, what is the problem? What version of Word are you using?
What mail program are you using?
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"Brooklyn Anne" wrote in message
...
I just want to know why is EVERYTHING such a hassle with Vista? From not
being able to install or uninstall to now this. By the time I get back on
track, Window 7 will be up and running and I'll be left holding the bag.
"Peter Jamieson" wrote:
Hi Nick,
I had forgotten: Word 2000 probably does check win.ini, not the registry.
If you have not done so already I suggest you create a win.ini in your
Vista
c:\windows folder, with the relevant entries (as documented elsewhere)
and
see what happens - make sure you restart Word 2000.
If that doesn't work I'll try to replicate the scenario here.
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"Nick in North Yorks" wrote
in
message ...
Thanks for the reply Peter.
I'm afraid it's just a standard Vista Premium 32-bit install.
Nick
"Peter Jamieson" wrote:
If you've already inserted the registry stuff correctly for Vista my
only
thought is "if it's Vista 64 you have to use a different registry
key",
i.e.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\ Windows Messaging
Subsystem
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"Nick in North Yorks" Nick in North
wrote
in message ...
Hello all,
Until recently I'd been using a battered old PC with Win98SE, Word
2000
and
OE6 to do an email merge - did the job well.
Recently changed to Vista, but still using Word 2000 and now using
Windows
Mail as my email client (Outlook 2000 also installed but not used).
The
option to merge to email is no longer available. I've read about the
possible
missing lines from win.ini but Vista does not have a win.ini. So I
checked
the registry for what was in the win.ini and all seems fine.
My only thought is that Word 2000 under Vista does not recognise
Windows
Mail as being MAPI compliant, although if I choose to email an
individual
document from Word 2000 it brings up the To, Subject, Message header
and
sends the email.
I'm at a loss to know what to try next other than obtain and install
a
later
version of Office or change my mail client.
Any ideas folks? Thanks for any guidance received.
Nick