[Di]

Having trouble with being able to send an email. I click on the Round Icon,
Click on Send and the only option I have is Internet Fax. The Email option
is watermareked and does not allow me to use the option. Any thoughts on how
to rectifly?
--
Di, pampereddi

[JoAnn Paules]

I'm quoting Beth Melton, an Office MVP.

"The option you are looking for is still available but isn't in the Ribbon
by default. Right-click your Quick Access Toolbar and select "Customize
Quick
Access Toolbar". In the "Commands Not in the Ribbon" category locate "Send
to Mail Recipient" and it to your QAT."



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



"Di" wrote in message
...
Having trouble with being able to send an email. I click on the Round
Icon,
Click on Send and the only option I have is Internet Fax. The Email
option
is watermareked and does not allow me to use the option. Any thoughts on
how
to rectifly?
--
Di, pampereddi

[Beth Melton]

What do you use for your email client? If it's an Internet email service,
such as Hotmail or Gmail, then it's not what is called a MAPI email client.
These don't have a programming interface in order to allow the application
to 'hook' into your email program.

You need to use an email program such as Outlook Express, Outlook, Windows
Live Mail, etc. Those that you don't need to use a web site to access.

~Beth Melton
Microsoft Office MVP

"Di" wrote in message
...
Having trouble with being able to send an email. I click on the Round
Icon,
Click on Send and the only option I have is Internet Fax. The Email
option
is watermareked and does not allow me to use the option. Any thoughts on
how
to rectifly?
--
Di, pampereddi

[Di]

Thank you. I tried again and just double clicked on the icon "Send to Mail
Recipient" I made the mistake of clicking on it then touching the ADD
button. When I did that it just prompted me w/ "Are you sure you want to
resore the QAT shared between all documents to its default contents."

Pampered by the way refers to Pampered Chef...not that I am "pampered"
because I am certainly not! :-)
--
Di, pampereddi


"JoAnn Paules" wrote:

I'm quoting Beth Melton, an Office MVP.

"The option you are looking for is still available but isn't in the Ribbon
by default. Right-click your Quick Access Toolbar and select "Customize
Quick
Access Toolbar". In the "Commands Not in the Ribbon" category locate "Send
to Mail Recipient" and it to your QAT."



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



"Di" wrote in message
...
Having trouble with being able to send an email. I click on the Round
Icon,
Click on Send and the only option I have is Internet Fax. The Email
option
is watermareked and does not allow me to use the option. Any thoughts on
how
to rectifly?
--
Di, pampereddi

[Graham Mayor]

Note that Gmail can be configured to be accessed via POP or IMAP and if you
have Outlook (probably not with the Student version of Office) you can
access Hotmail via Outlook Connector.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



Beth Melton wrote:
What do you use for your email client? If it's an Internet email
service, such as Hotmail or Gmail, then it's not what is called a
MAPI email client. These don't have a programming interface in order
to allow the application to 'hook' into your email program.

You need to use an email program such as Outlook Express, Outlook,
Windows Live Mail, etc. Those that you don't need to use a web site
to access.
~Beth Melton
Microsoft Office MVP

"Di" wrote in message
...
Having trouble with being able to send an email. I click on the
Round Icon,
Click on Send and the only option I have is Internet Fax. The Email
option
is watermareked and does not allow me to use the option. Any
thoughts on how
to rectifly?
--
Di, pampereddi