Nan, I tried e-mailing myself a document  from within Word as you did. At
first I thought I had failed to receive it. Later, I found it SP*M-tagged in
my SP*M folder. In looking at the e-mail properties, it showed an enormous
amount of unreadable characters at the end of the document text. I am
guessing that stuff might be the 'formating codes' for the document and my
filter thought it was SP*M. Have you checked your SP*M folder? Just a
thought.
Paul Gene



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From: "Nan Barnes" Subject: Re: [PCSOFT] Word problems


> Mickie, I have tried sending as a document..and that too will not send.
Any other suggestions?
> Thanks, Nan
>
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> Enjoy your day!
>
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>
> >
> >
> >
> > I so appreciate your help and rely on your solving many previous
computer
> > glitches.
> > Word will not send a document.
> > I get the note at the top of the document "saying your document has been
> > sent" but have sent it to myself as a test, and it was not received. I
can
> > copy
> > and paste it into an email and I do receive it but the periods or quote
> > marks are encoded with strange lettering particularly in financial
> > columns...like
> > an A or E in script font.
> > Hoping for some guidance in solving this dilemna.
> > Nan B...Cape May, NJ
> >
> >
> >
> > Is there any reason you would not want to send the document as an
attachment
> > to an e-mail? You'll just need to remember where the document is filed -
> > which folder - to get it for attachment, and use the e-mail as a "cover
> > letter".
> >
> > I send my documents this way all the time, without problems.
> >
> > Micke Jinks
> >

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