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Re: Can Windows Live Mail Work With Word 2007 to Send To Mail Recipien
It may make more sense to you, but I don't think it will work unless you
have Outlook installed. Outlook's install includes a so-called MAPI handler
which Word needs in order to send a document via the default mail client.
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Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)
"Windows Live Mail User" <WindowsLiveMailUser@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E9749078-6032-4BE9-8A91-C6A665584E28@microsoft.com...
> Switched to using Windows Live Mail as default e-mail applicaton on my
> Windows Vista 64bit operating system & Microsoft Office Home Edition. Now
> can not email open Windows Word 2007 document because Send To Mail Recipient
> feature only sends by Windows Mail feature which is not the default email
> program.
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> Is there a way to setup Word to allow an open document to be emailed through
> my Windows Live Mail account or can I setup an account in Windows Mail using
> my hotmail email account? I do not have another email account that I use
> other than Hotmail to send and recieve emails.
>
> Would like not to have to save document then open Windows Live Mail, attach
> document, then send. Working right out of the open Word 2007 document to
> send email makes more sense.
>
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> Thank you for your help.
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