Well, yes, if you email a Word file, then the recipient will be
able to edit the Word file if he/she wants. If you have a full
version of Adobe Acrobat or one of its many shareware/freeware
clones, then you can convert the Word file to a PDF file and
email the PDF to make it more difficult for the recipient to
change the contents of the emailed file.

But what I suspect you're trying to say is that the recipient
sees tracked changes in your Word file. You need to turn off the
Track Changes feature, accept all tracked changes, and delete all
comments in your Word file before you email it. How you do this
depends on which version of Word you have. See
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/trac...ngesWorks.html
for more information.

Pink Panther of WORD wrote:

Running windows me am new to word wrote resume in it and saved in my
documents. trouble seems to be that i didnt "finish" it you can still
modify it as a document even when you email it
it prints out just fine but has the whole word page ( editing, inserting
etc) all around it.
Thanks Mark