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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / November 2004Powerpoint2003 "send to (as attachment)" problem
My PC with office 2003 and using netscape messenger as default email service. However when I using powerpoint2003's "send to (as attachment)" function, it prompt up a error msg "The mail service can't be loaded. Make sure your email is installed correctly". The function is working fine with word2003 and excel2003. Anyone know what going on with this? Even I changed with Mozilla as a email client and it still not working. Coz I don't want to use outlook. Many Thanks Jack, Did you find the solution for this? I have same problem. I was wondering PowerPoint2003 dosen't support Netscape Messenger with this function. thanks. > My PC with office 2003 and using netscape messenger as > default email service. However when I using [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > use outlook. > Many Thanks Same problem with Eudora. Word and Excel connect to Eudora just fine, PowerPoint doesn't. Error message as noted in Jack's original post. I just upgraded from office 2000 to 2003; this feature worked fine with the older version (PowerPoint2000). Since the problem appears to be common across several MAPI servers and since I'm not having the same problem with Word2003 and Excel2003 (and the older PowerPoint didn't either), looks to me like it's specifically a PowerPoint2003 problem. Can't find anything in the Micrsoft Knoweldge base on it yet. Tried the "Detect and repair" tool to no avail. Hope somebody figures this out before too long. >Jack, > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> use outlook. >> Many Thanks this one is strange. I have a user experiencing it with Powerpoint 2003 (only) and Eudora. Instead of the File > Send to > Mail Recipient (as attachment), try Mail Recipient (for Review) as a workaround. This is working ok for me. |
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