[norma w.[_2_]]

I just purchased office home and student and cannot get my outlook e-mail
contacts to transfer.
Is this possible. If not I have wasted my money.
I need to do a doc. in word and e-mail to another person.
I will need to do a lot of them all different.

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Office 2007 Home and Student does not include Outlook.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"norma w." norma wrote in message
...
I just purchased office home and student and cannot get my outlook e-mail
contacts to transfer.
Is this possible. If not I have wasted my money.
I need to do a doc. in word and e-mail to another person.
I will need to do a lot of them all different.

[Terry Farrell]

Yes, you have wasted your money because you didn't get Outlook. IMO, Home &
Student is fatally flawed without Outlook.

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"norma w." norma wrote in message
...
I just purchased office home and student and cannot get my outlook e-mail
contacts to transfer.
Is this possible. If not I have wasted my money.
I need to do a doc. in word and e-mail to another person.
I will need to do a lot of them all different.

[JoAnn Paules]

I have to respectfully disagree. Outlook is not required for most home
users. Windows Mail/Live Mail works just fine for email.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"


"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
...
Yes, you have wasted your money because you didn't get Outlook. IMO, Home
& Student is fatally flawed without Outlook.

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"norma w." norma wrote in message
...
I just purchased office home and student and cannot get my outlook e-mail
contacts to transfer.
Is this possible. If not I have wasted my money.
I need to do a doc. in word and e-mail to another person.
I will need to do a lot of them all different.

[Mark]

Suzanne,
I could sure use your expertise. I have Home and Student 2007 with Word and
Mail. After creating a document in Word, Send to only gives me a fax option.
The email option is "greyed out". What needs to be done so I can more
readily email.
Thanks for your help!!!
--
Mark


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Office 2007 Home and Student does not include Outlook.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"norma w." norma wrote in message
...
I just purchased office home and student and cannot get my outlook e-mail
contacts to transfer.
Is this possible. If not I have wasted my money.
I need to do a doc. in word and e-mail to another person.
I will need to do a lot of them all different.

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

You should still be able to send from Outlook Express or Windows Mail if it
is configured as your default mail client. But I have no experience with
sending mail from Word 2007, so perhaps someone else can help.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Mark" wrote in message
...
Suzanne,
I could sure use your expertise. I have Home and Student 2007 with Word
and
Mail. After creating a document in Word, Send to only gives me a fax
option.
The email option is "greyed out". What needs to be done so I can more
readily email.
Thanks for your help!!!
--
Mark


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Office 2007 Home and Student does not include Outlook.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"norma w." norma wrote in message
...
I just purchased office home and student and cannot get my outlook
e-mail
contacts to transfer.
Is this possible. If not I have wasted my money.
I need to do a doc. in word and e-mail to another person.
I will need to do a lot of them all different.

[Rich/rerat]

***This message was cross posted from the microsoft.public.word.newusers
newsgroup into microsoft.public.outlook.general newsgroup***

Mark,

MS Office 2007 I believe was designed with Vista, but will work on XP,
utilizing Outlook 2007, as its email application. In Vista, Outlook Express
was replaced with Windows Mail, and then Windows Live Mail I belive it is
called. You version of MS Office 2007 (H&S) does not include a version of
Outlook.

1. If you are using XP with Outlook Express 6, you may need to upgrade OE to
Windows Live Mail. But read the installation and operational instructions
carefully, before installing.
2. Purchase and install, a stand alone copy of Outlook2007.
3. You might be able to install a stand alone copy of Outlook 2003, I do not
know if it is compatible with Office2007, you will need to check in the
Outlook newsgroups for that.


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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Suzanne,
I could sure use your expertise. I have Home and Student 2007 with Word and
Mail. After creating a document in Word, Send to only gives me a fax
option.
The email option is "greyed out". What needs to be done so I can more
readily email.
Thanks for your help!!!
--
Mark


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Office 2007 Home and Student does not include Outlook.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"norma w." norma wrote in message
...
I just purchased office home and student and cannot get my outlook e-mail
contacts to transfer.
Is this possible. If not I have wasted my money.
I need to do a doc. in word and e-mail to another person.
I will need to do a lot of them all different.

[Terry Farrell]

Outlook 2003 is not compatible with Office 2007. They will not work
together.

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"Rich/rerat" wrote in message
...
***This message was cross posted from the microsoft.public.word.newusers
newsgroup into microsoft.public.outlook.general newsgroup***

Mark,

MS Office 2007 I believe was designed with Vista, but will work on XP,
utilizing Outlook 2007, as its email application. In Vista, Outlook
Express
was replaced with Windows Mail, and then Windows Live Mail I belive it is
called. You version of MS Office 2007 (H&S) does not include a version of
Outlook.

1. If you are using XP with Outlook Express 6, you may need to upgrade OE
to
Windows Live Mail. But read the installation and operational instructions
carefully, before installing.
2. Purchase and install, a stand alone copy of Outlook2007.
3. You might be able to install a stand alone copy of Outlook 2003, I do
not
know if it is compatible with Office2007, you will need to check in the
Outlook newsgroups for that.


--
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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Suzanne,
I could sure use your expertise. I have Home and Student 2007 with Word
and
Mail. After creating a document in Word, Send to only gives me a fax
option.
The email option is "greyed out". What needs to be done so I can more
readily email.
Thanks for your help!!!
--
Mark


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Office 2007 Home and Student does not include Outlook.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"norma w." norma wrote in message
...
I just purchased office home and student and cannot get my outlook
e-mail
contacts to transfer.
Is this possible. If not I have wasted my money.
I need to do a doc. in word and e-mail to another person.
I will need to do a lot of them all different.

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

"Rich/rerat" wrote in message
...

In Vista, Outlook Express was replaced with Windows Mail, and then Windows
Live Mail I belive it is called.

Windows Live Mail does not replace Windows Mail, exactly. It's a separate
client and you can have both on one PC, I believe. Moreover, Windows Live
Mail can be installed on Windows XP as well.

"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
...

Outlook 2003 is not compatible with Office 2007. They will not work
together.

Not exactly true. You can certainly have Outlook 2003 on a PC with the rest
of the Office suite being 2007. You will lose the integration features
(like using Word as the mail editor), but it will work.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

I think what you can't use Outlook 2003 for in Word 2007 is the Address
Book.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message
...
"Rich/rerat" wrote in message
...

In Vista, Outlook Express was replaced with Windows Mail, and then
Windows Live Mail I belive it is called.

Windows Live Mail does not replace Windows Mail, exactly. It's a separate
client and you can have both on one PC, I believe. Moreover, Windows Live
Mail can be installed on Windows XP as well.

"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
...

Outlook 2003 is not compatible with Office 2007. They will not work
together.

Not exactly true. You can certainly have Outlook 2003 on a PC with the
rest of the Office suite being 2007. You will lose the integration
features (like using Word as the mail editor), but it will work.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
...

I think what you can't use Outlook 2003 for in Word 2007 is the Address
Book.

Like I said. You lose integration features.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

[Terry Farrell]

Well as the original query was how to send an email directly from Word 2007,
there's hardly any point in installing OL2003 because it still won't work.
So my statement, "Outlook 2003 is not compatible with Office 2007. They will
not work together.", is absolutely 100 percent correct, indisputable and
unambiguous

Terry

"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message
...
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
...

I think what you can't use Outlook 2003 for in Word 2007 is the Address
Book.

Like I said. You lose integration features.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Another post seemed to imply that you could use Outlook 2003 with Word 2007
for email. I was dubious but let it go, as I don't use any version of
Outlook for email and consequently don't know.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
...
Well as the original query was how to send an email directly from Word
2007, there's hardly any point in installing OL2003 because it still won't
work. So my statement, "Outlook 2003 is not compatible with Office 2007.
They will not work together.", is absolutely 100 percent correct,
indisputable and unambiguous

Terry

"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message
...
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
...

I think what you can't use Outlook 2003 for in Word 2007 is the Address
Book.

Like I said. You lose integration features.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

[Mark]

Hi Rich,
Appreciate your help. How do I do it with the following:
Dell laptop xps with MS Vista (ouch: shoulda saved more $ and got the
Apple!). I have MS Home and Office 2007 with Word and Mail (as email). Do
you need any other info?
Thanks Rich as you and others are helping people like me and I know it takes
time and effort.
--
Mark


"Rich/rerat" wrote:

***This message was cross posted from the microsoft.public.word.newusers
newsgroup into microsoft.public.outlook.general newsgroup***

Mark,

MS Office 2007 I believe was designed with Vista, but will work on XP,
utilizing Outlook 2007, as its email application. In Vista, Outlook Express
was replaced with Windows Mail, and then Windows Live Mail I belive it is
called. You version of MS Office 2007 (H&S) does not include a version of
Outlook.

1. If you are using XP with Outlook Express 6, you may need to upgrade OE to
Windows Live Mail. But read the installation and operational instructions
carefully, before installing.
2. Purchase and install, a stand alone copy of Outlook2007.
3. You might be able to install a stand alone copy of Outlook 2003, I do not
know if it is compatible with Office2007, you will need to check in the
Outlook newsgroups for that.


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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Suzanne,
I could sure use your expertise. I have Home and Student 2007 with Word and
Mail. After creating a document in Word, Send to only gives me a fax
option.
The email option is "greyed out". What needs to be done so I can more
readily email.
Thanks for your help!!!
--
Mark


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Office 2007 Home and Student does not include Outlook.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"norma w." norma wrote in message
...
I just purchased office home and student and cannot get my outlook e-mail
contacts to transfer.
Is this possible. If not I have wasted my money.
I need to do a doc. in word and e-mail to another person.
I will need to do a lot of them all different.

[Rich/rerat]

Mark,

The following web page mentions that you can restore the "greyed out" send
email feature by installing an MS Office 2007 add-in that allows files to be
save in the PDF or XPS format:

http://www.microsoft.com/communities...blic.word.mail
Third poster, Bob Keen, mentions the fix that he used.

2007 Microsoft Office Add-in: Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Hi Rich,
Appreciate your help. How do I do it with the following:
Dell laptop xps with MS Vista (ouch: shoulda saved more $ and got the
Apple!). I have MS Home and Office 2007 with Word and Mail (as email). Do
you need any other info?
Thanks Rich as you and others are helping people like me and I know it takes
time and effort.
--
Mark


"Rich/rerat" wrote:

***This message was cross posted from the microsoft.public.word.newusers
newsgroup into microsoft.public.outlook.general newsgroup***

Mark,

MS Office 2007 I believe was designed with Vista, but will work on XP,
utilizing Outlook 2007, as its email application. In Vista, Outlook
Express
was replaced with Windows Mail, and then Windows Live Mail I belive it is
called. You version of MS Office 2007 (H&S) does not include a version of
Outlook.

1. If you are using XP with Outlook Express 6, you may need to upgrade OE
to
Windows Live Mail. But read the installation and operational instructions
carefully, before installing.
2. Purchase and install, a stand alone copy of Outlook2007.
3. You might be able to install a stand alone copy of Outlook 2003, I do
not
know if it is compatible with Office2007, you will need to check in the
Outlook newsgroups for that.


--
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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Suzanne,
I could sure use your expertise. I have Home and Student 2007 with Word
and
Mail. After creating a document in Word, Send to only gives me a fax
option.
The email option is "greyed out". What needs to be done so I can more
readily email.
Thanks for your help!!!
--
Mark


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Office 2007 Home and Student does not include Outlook.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"norma w." norma wrote in message
...
I just purchased office home and student and cannot get my outlook
e-mail
contacts to transfer.
Is this possible. If not I have wasted my money.
I need to do a doc. in word and e-mail to another person.
I will need to do a lot of them all different.

[Mark]

Whooaaa.. Rich, I am sooo close. I installed the Microsoft Add-on you so
kindly sent (Thanks, Bob Keen for also helping this idiot) Now when I hit
send, I have fax plus multiple email options. Only problem,they (EMAIL)are
all "greyed out".
Because it's not set as default? How do I follow the below commands. What
am I in: Google's gmail, MS Mail, MS Word??
Tools
Options
General
Default Messaging Programs
This application is the default Mail handler Make Default
Thanks for your help!!!!

--
Mark


"Rich/rerat" wrote:

Mark,

The following web page mentions that you can restore the "greyed out" send
email feature by installing an MS Office 2007 add-in that allows files to be
save in the PDF or XPS format:

http://www.microsoft.com/communities...blic.word.mail
Third poster, Bob Keen, mentions the fix that he used.

2007 Microsoft Office Add-in: Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

--
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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Hi Rich,
Appreciate your help. How do I do it with the following:
Dell laptop xps with MS Vista (ouch: shoulda saved more $ and got the
Apple!). I have MS Home and Office 2007 with Word and Mail (as email). Do
you need any other info?
Thanks Rich as you and others are helping people like me and I know it takes
time and effort.
--
Mark


"Rich/rerat" wrote:

***This message was cross posted from the microsoft.public.word.newusers
newsgroup into microsoft.public.outlook.general newsgroup***

Mark,

MS Office 2007 I believe was designed with Vista, but will work on XP,
utilizing Outlook 2007, as its email application. In Vista, Outlook
Express
was replaced with Windows Mail, and then Windows Live Mail I belive it is
called. You version of MS Office 2007 (H&S) does not include a version of
Outlook.

1. If you are using XP with Outlook Express 6, you may need to upgrade OE
to
Windows Live Mail. But read the installation and operational instructions
carefully, before installing.
2. Purchase and install, a stand alone copy of Outlook2007.
3. You might be able to install a stand alone copy of Outlook 2003, I do
not
know if it is compatible with Office2007, you will need to check in the
Outlook newsgroups for that.


--
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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Suzanne,
I could sure use your expertise. I have Home and Student 2007 with Word
and
Mail. After creating a document in Word, Send to only gives me a fax
option.
The email option is "greyed out". What needs to be done so I can more
readily email.
Thanks for your help!!!
--
Mark


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Office 2007 Home and Student does not include Outlook.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"norma w." norma wrote in message
...
I just purchased office home and student and cannot get my outlook
e-mail
contacts to transfer.
Is this possible. If not I have wasted my money.
I need to do a doc. in word and e-mail to another person.
I will need to do a lot of them all different.

[Rich/rerat]

Mark,
Control Panel Internet Options Programs Tab Make sure Outlook Express, or
Windows Mail is set as your default Email program.
The accts should not matter.

Then Open Windows Mail, on the General tab as you state, there is a button
to set it as the default Mail Program. Do that. Now see if your email
options are not "greyed" out.

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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Whooaaa.. Rich, I am sooo close. I installed the Microsoft Add-on you so
kindly sent (Thanks, Bob Keen for also helping this idiot) Now when I hit
send, I have fax plus multiple email options. Only problem,they (EMAIL)are
all "greyed out".
Because it's not set as default? How do I follow the below commands. What
am I in: Google's gmail, MS Mail, MS Word??
Tools
Options
General
Default Messaging Programs
This application is the default Mail handler Make Default
Thanks for your help!!!!

--
Mark


"Rich/rerat" wrote:

Mark,

The following web page mentions that you can restore the "greyed out" send
email feature by installing an MS Office 2007 add-in that allows files to
be
save in the PDF or XPS format:

http://www.microsoft.com/communities...blic.word.mail
Third poster, Bob Keen, mentions the fix that he used.

2007 Microsoft Office Add-in: Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

--
Add MS to your News Reader: news://msnews.microsoft.com
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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Hi Rich,
Appreciate your help. How do I do it with the following:
Dell laptop xps with MS Vista (ouch: shoulda saved more $ and got the
Apple!). I have MS Home and Office 2007 with Word and Mail (as email). Do
you need any other info?
Thanks Rich as you and others are helping people like me and I know it
takes
time and effort.
--
Mark


"Rich/rerat" wrote:

***This message was cross posted from the microsoft.public.word.newusers
newsgroup into microsoft.public.outlook.general newsgroup***

Mark,

MS Office 2007 I believe was designed with Vista, but will work on XP,
utilizing Outlook 2007, as its email application. In Vista, Outlook
Express
was replaced with Windows Mail, and then Windows Live Mail I belive it
is
called. You version of MS Office 2007 (H&S) does not include a version
of
Outlook.

1. If you are using XP with Outlook Express 6, you may need to upgrade
OE
to
Windows Live Mail. But read the installation and operational
instructions
carefully, before installing.
2. Purchase and install, a stand alone copy of Outlook2007.
3. You might be able to install a stand alone copy of Outlook 2003, I do
not
know if it is compatible with Office2007, you will need to check in the
Outlook newsgroups for that.


--
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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Suzanne,
I could sure use your expertise. I have Home and Student 2007 with Word
and
Mail. After creating a document in Word, Send to only gives me a fax
option.
The email option is "greyed out". What needs to be done so I can more
readily email.
Thanks for your help!!!
--
Mark


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Office 2007 Home and Student does not include Outlook.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"norma w." norma wrote in message
...
I just purchased office home and student and cannot get my outlook
e-mail
contacts to transfer.
Is this possible. If not I have wasted my money.
I need to do a doc. in word and e-mail to another person.
I will need to do a lot of them all different.

[Mark]

Thanks so much. Almost there. Found as you showed me the proper location.
Can't make as default mail handler. The box is - ready for this?- "greyed
out". I'm going to try to track down someone who helped me with Mail before.
I'm open to any suggestions.
Thanks,
--
Mark


"Rich/rerat" wrote:

Mark,
Control Panel Internet Options Programs Tab Make sure Outlook Express, or
Windows Mail is set as your default Email program.
The accts should not matter.

Then Open Windows Mail, on the General tab as you state, there is a button
to set it as the default Mail Program. Do that. Now see if your email
options are not "greyed" out.

--
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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Whooaaa.. Rich, I am sooo close. I installed the Microsoft Add-on you so
kindly sent (Thanks, Bob Keen for also helping this idiot) Now when I hit
send, I have fax plus multiple email options. Only problem,they (EMAIL)are
all "greyed out".
Because it's not set as default? How do I follow the below commands. What
am I in: Google's gmail, MS Mail, MS Word??
Tools
Options
General
Default Messaging Programs
This application is the default Mail handler Make Default
Thanks for your help!!!!

--
Mark


"Rich/rerat" wrote:

Mark,

The following web page mentions that you can restore the "greyed out" send
email feature by installing an MS Office 2007 add-in that allows files to
be
save in the PDF or XPS format:

http://www.microsoft.com/communities...blic.word.mail
Third poster, Bob Keen, mentions the fix that he used.

2007 Microsoft Office Add-in: Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

--
Add MS to your News Reader: news://msnews.microsoft.com
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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Hi Rich,
Appreciate your help. How do I do it with the following:
Dell laptop xps with MS Vista (ouch: shoulda saved more $ and got the
Apple!). I have MS Home and Office 2007 with Word and Mail (as email). Do
you need any other info?
Thanks Rich as you and others are helping people like me and I know it
takes
time and effort.
--
Mark


"Rich/rerat" wrote:

***This message was cross posted from the microsoft.public.word.newusers
newsgroup into microsoft.public.outlook.general newsgroup***

Mark,

MS Office 2007 I believe was designed with Vista, but will work on XP,
utilizing Outlook 2007, as its email application. In Vista, Outlook
Express
was replaced with Windows Mail, and then Windows Live Mail I belive it
is
called. You version of MS Office 2007 (H&S) does not include a version
of
Outlook.

1. If you are using XP with Outlook Express 6, you may need to upgrade
OE
to
Windows Live Mail. But read the installation and operational
instructions
carefully, before installing.
2. Purchase and install, a stand alone copy of Outlook2007.
3. You might be able to install a stand alone copy of Outlook 2003, I do
not
know if it is compatible with Office2007, you will need to check in the
Outlook newsgroups for that.


--
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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Suzanne,
I could sure use your expertise. I have Home and Student 2007 with Word
and
Mail. After creating a document in Word, Send to only gives me a fax
option.
The email option is "greyed out". What needs to be done so I can more
readily email.
Thanks for your help!!!
--
Mark


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Office 2007 Home and Student does not include Outlook.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"norma w." norma wrote in message
...
I just purchased office home and student and cannot get my outlook
e-mail
contacts to transfer.
Is this possible. If not I have wasted my money.
I need to do a doc. in word and e-mail to another person.
I will need to do a lot of them all different.

[Mark]

Rich,
Is there a phone number I can call for problems with Word? I can't get this
problem licked. I have 3 email options with the patch, but alas they are all
"greyed out".
And thanks for all your time and effort
--
Mark


"Mark" wrote:

Thanks so much. Almost there. Found as you showed me the proper location.
Can't make as default mail handler. The box is - ready for this?- "greyed
out". I'm going to try to track down someone who helped me with Mail before.
I'm open to any suggestions.
Thanks,
--
Mark


"Rich/rerat" wrote:

Mark,
Control Panel Internet Options Programs Tab Make sure Outlook Express, or
Windows Mail is set as your default Email program.
The accts should not matter.

Then Open Windows Mail, on the General tab as you state, there is a button
to set it as the default Mail Program. Do that. Now see if your email
options are not "greyed" out.

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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Whooaaa.. Rich, I am sooo close. I installed the Microsoft Add-on you so
kindly sent (Thanks, Bob Keen for also helping this idiot) Now when I hit
send, I have fax plus multiple email options. Only problem,they (EMAIL)are
all "greyed out".
Because it's not set as default? How do I follow the below commands. What
am I in: Google's gmail, MS Mail, MS Word??
Tools
Options
General
Default Messaging Programs
This application is the default Mail handler Make Default
Thanks for your help!!!!

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"Rich/rerat" wrote:

Mark,

The following web page mentions that you can restore the "greyed out" send
email feature by installing an MS Office 2007 add-in that allows files to
be
save in the PDF or XPS format:

http://www.microsoft.com/communities...blic.word.mail
Third poster, Bob Keen, mentions the fix that he used.

2007 Microsoft Office Add-in: Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

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"Mark" wrote in message
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Hi Rich,
Appreciate your help. How do I do it with the following:
Dell laptop xps with MS Vista (ouch: shoulda saved more $ and got the
Apple!). I have MS Home and Office 2007 with Word and Mail (as email). Do
you need any other info?
Thanks Rich as you and others are helping people like me and I know it
takes
time and effort.
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"Rich/rerat" wrote:

***This message was cross posted from the microsoft.public.word.newusers
newsgroup into microsoft.public.outlook.general newsgroup***

Mark,

MS Office 2007 I believe was designed with Vista, but will work on XP,
utilizing Outlook 2007, as its email application. In Vista, Outlook
Express
was replaced with Windows Mail, and then Windows Live Mail I belive it
is
called. You version of MS Office 2007 (H&S) does not include a version
of
Outlook.

1. If you are using XP with Outlook Express 6, you may need to upgrade
OE
to
Windows Live Mail. But read the installation and operational
instructions
carefully, before installing.
2. Purchase and install, a stand alone copy of Outlook2007.
3. You might be able to install a stand alone copy of Outlook 2003, I do
not
know if it is compatible with Office2007, you will need to check in the
Outlook newsgroups for that.


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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Suzanne,
I could sure use your expertise. I have Home and Student 2007 with Word
and
Mail. After creating a document in Word, Send to only gives me a fax
option.
The email option is "greyed out". What needs to be done so I can more
readily email.
Thanks for your help!!!
--
Mark


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Office 2007 Home and Student does not include Outlook.

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Words into Type
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"norma w." norma wrote in message
...
I just purchased office home and student and cannot get my outlook
e-mail
contacts to transfer.
Is this possible. If not I have wasted my money.
I need to do a doc. in word and e-mail to another person.
I will need to do a lot of them all different.

[Mark]

No Kidding. I just spent 3 hours on this. I'm ready to throw the computer
out the f8cking window.
Ohh well, no more whining. The problem is obviously Mail is NOT being
recognized as the default email. Following your suggestions hasn't helped.
Won't take or whatever. Any suggestions??? I'm desperate. Thanks!!!
Mark


"Mark" wrote:

Rich,
Is there a phone number I can call for problems with Word? I can't get this
problem licked. I have 3 email options with the patch, but alas they are all
"greyed out".
And thanks for all your time and effort
--
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"Mark" wrote:

Thanks so much. Almost there. Found as you showed me the proper location.
Can't make as default mail handler. The box is - ready for this?- "greyed
out". I'm going to try to track down someone who helped me with Mail before.
I'm open to any suggestions.
Thanks,
--
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"Rich/rerat" wrote:

Mark,
Control Panel Internet Options Programs Tab Make sure Outlook Express, or
Windows Mail is set as your default Email program.
The accts should not matter.

Then Open Windows Mail, on the General tab as you state, there is a button
to set it as the default Mail Program. Do that. Now see if your email
options are not "greyed" out.

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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Whooaaa.. Rich, I am sooo close. I installed the Microsoft Add-on you so
kindly sent (Thanks, Bob Keen for also helping this idiot) Now when I hit
send, I have fax plus multiple email options. Only problem,they (EMAIL)are
all "greyed out".
Because it's not set as default? How do I follow the below commands. What
am I in: Google's gmail, MS Mail, MS Word??
Tools
Options
General
Default Messaging Programs
This application is the default Mail handler Make Default
Thanks for your help!!!!

--
Mark


"Rich/rerat" wrote:

Mark,

The following web page mentions that you can restore the "greyed out" send
email feature by installing an MS Office 2007 add-in that allows files to
be
save in the PDF or XPS format:

http://www.microsoft.com/communities...blic.word.mail
Third poster, Bob Keen, mentions the fix that he used.

2007 Microsoft Office Add-in: Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Hi Rich,
Appreciate your help. How do I do it with the following:
Dell laptop xps with MS Vista (ouch: shoulda saved more $ and got the
Apple!). I have MS Home and Office 2007 with Word and Mail (as email). Do
you need any other info?
Thanks Rich as you and others are helping people like me and I know it
takes
time and effort.
--
Mark


"Rich/rerat" wrote:

***This message was cross posted from the microsoft.public.word.newusers
newsgroup into microsoft.public.outlook.general newsgroup***

Mark,

MS Office 2007 I believe was designed with Vista, but will work on XP,
utilizing Outlook 2007, as its email application. In Vista, Outlook
Express
was replaced with Windows Mail, and then Windows Live Mail I belive it
is
called. You version of MS Office 2007 (H&S) does not include a version
of
Outlook.

1. If you are using XP with Outlook Express 6, you may need to upgrade
OE
to
Windows Live Mail. But read the installation and operational
instructions
carefully, before installing.
2. Purchase and install, a stand alone copy of Outlook2007.
3. You might be able to install a stand alone copy of Outlook 2003, I do
not
know if it is compatible with Office2007, you will need to check in the
Outlook newsgroups for that.


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"Mark" wrote in message
...
Suzanne,
I could sure use your expertise. I have Home and Student 2007 with Word
and
Mail. After creating a document in Word, Send to only gives me a fax
option.
The email option is "greyed out". What needs to be done so I can more
readily email.
Thanks for your help!!!
--
Mark


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Office 2007 Home and Student does not include Outlook.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"norma w." norma wrote in message
...
I just purchased office home and student and cannot get my outlook
e-mail
contacts to transfer.
Is this possible. If not I have wasted my money.
I need to do a doc. in word and e-mail to another person.
I will need to do a lot of them all different.

[Rich/rerat]

Mark,
After going over this thread again, I did not see the registry fix suggested
as a remedy to your problem, this is something I have read about before,
that is in the following MS article:

"The "E-mail" command is missing or is unavailable in Excel 2007, in
PowerPoint 2007, or in Word 2007":
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/918792

It is method 2, described in this article.

If that does not fix the problem, the only things I can think of is the
following:
1. First save the file to a PC folder, open Windows Mail, and send it as an
attachment with the email message.
2. Purchase a stand alone version of Outlook 2007, and use the custom
installation, and make sure all the components are installed.
3. Purchase a copy of MS Office 2003, from a reputable dealer, then after
resaving all the documents you created in 2007, to Office 97-2003 formats.
Completely uninstall MS Office 2007 from your PC, and give it to a friend,
or try to sell it to recoup some of the money you spent on it.

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"Mark" wrote in message
...
No Kidding. I just spent 3 hours on this. I'm ready to throw the computer
out the f8cking window.
Ohh well, no more whining. The problem is obviously Mail is NOT being
recognized as the default email. Following your suggestions hasn't helped.
Won't take or whatever. Any suggestions??? I'm desperate. Thanks!!!
Mark