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How can I save a document so it is NOT read-only when it is sent?
I have already tried going to Start - All Programs - Accessories - Windows
Explorer- Properties - General tab - uncheck the read-only box - APPLY - and my document, when sent as an attachment, is received as a read-only document. I need to be able to send this to other employees to use on their computers. |
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How can I save a document so it is NOT read-only when it is sent?
I think it's that way on purpose. It's better to teach these people how to
save the file to their own systems before they start editing it. -- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] "PC53" wrote in message ... I have already tried going to Start - All Programs - Accessories - Windows Explorer- Properties - General tab - uncheck the read-only box - APPLY - and my document, when sent as an attachment, is received as a read-only document. I need to be able to send this to other employees to use on their computers. |
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