I have PaperPort and if I do a direct sent off the PaperPort desktop, it sends
it in a format of filename.MAX which will probably only be recognized by someone
that has the PaperPort software installed.
Normally if I'm e-mailing someone a scan, I will right mouse click the image and
select Export and choose something like .JPG and then send that converted file
as an attachment.
> My brother is trying to e-mail me a document using his
> scanner. We both have
> HP pc's with windows 98 and use Outlook express. I know
> that the problem is
> on my end because he has sent the same document to himself
> and was able to open it. I assume that I have something
> configured incorrectly but have no idea what or how to go
> about correcting it.
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