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I am running Word 2007 on a Win XP Pro system. I want to send a document as
an email message. My mail client is Outlook Express 6. I'm already logged in to one of my identities when I try to send the message. Word formats the header and gives me the chance to choose To, CC, BCC and Subject, but then it crashes when I click the Send button. I was running Word 2000 until a few weeks ago, and it worked to send documents this way without any problems. I have Office Small Business 2007, so I tried sending an Excel 2007 spreadsheet in the body of an email message. It worked fine. I tried repairing my Office Small Business installation. After it finished, Outlook Express told me that it was not my default mail handler, though it had been prior to repairing the installation. I assume that Office changed my default to Outlook. One time I got the following message: "Either there is no default mail client or the current mail client cannot fulfill the messaging request. Please run Microsoft Office Outlook and set it as the default mail client." This doesn't mean that Word 2007 can't send documents as Outlook Express messages, does it? Does anyone have any other suggestions that I haven't tried yet? Thanks! |
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