Thanks for your response, Mary. I completed all of the steps in "You cannot
send a document as an e-mail message...". (I did have one additional listing
in regedit "Install CMD". The rest were as listed.) I then used the repair
feature (Detect & Repair in the Help menu) in both my Microsoft Office 2003
and Publisher 2002. When trying to e-mail I receive the same error message.
Any other ideas?
I have no other ideas. I opened my copy of Publisher 2002, I get the very same
message. Publisher 2003 doesn't have the option to send current page as the
message body.
For your Publisher document to be in the body of the email you will have to
convert it to HTML for the images to display. Then you are taking the gamble all
your recipients will have HTML, and not plain text, enabled to receive. For
those who only accept plain text the images will come across as attachments.
You are far, far better off sending as a PDF. Many free converters around, Primo
is mentioned often here.
http://www.primopdf.com/

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> Thanks for your response, Mary. I completed all of the steps in "You cannot
> send a document as an e-mail message...". (I did have one additional listing
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NDBusinessLady - 30 Jul 2006 04:53 GMT
Thanks, again, Mary. I downloaded PrimoPDF and converted my Publisher 2002
document to PDF using the user manual instructions. Will I only be able to
send this file as an attachment or is there a way to embed a pdf right into
the e-mail? (This is for a promotion for our business and, of couse, many
will not open an attachment.) I really appreciate all of your assistance!
> I have no other ideas. I opened my copy of Publisher 2002, I get the very same
> message. Publisher 2003 doesn't have the option to send current page as the
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> >> >> > my
> >> >> > problem would be greatly appreciated.
Mary Sauer - 30 Jul 2006 10:01 GMT
As far as I know you cannot send a PDF in the body of an email. I could be
wrong...
I don't know how you can get your recipients to open any attachment. I suppose
it depends on the nature of your business and the trust you have built with your
clients and contacts.

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> Thanks, again, Mary. I downloaded PrimoPDF and converted my Publisher 2002
> document to PDF using the user manual instructions. Will I only be able to
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>> >> >> > problem would be greatly appreciated.
Ed Bennett - 30 Jul 2006 11:00 GMT
> Thanks, again, Mary. I downloaded PrimoPDF and converted my Publisher 2002
> document to PDF using the user manual instructions. Will I only be able to
> send this file as an attachment or is there a way to embed a pdf right into
> the e-mail?
See article here:
http://ed.mvps.org/Static.aspx?=Publisher/multipageemail

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NDBusinessLady - 31 Jul 2006 19:33 GMT
Thanks so much for your help; it is very much appreciated. Take care!
> > Thanks, again, Mary. I downloaded PrimoPDF and converted my Publisher 2002
> > document to PDF using the user manual instructions. Will I only be able to
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> http://ed.mvps.org/Static.aspx?=Publisher/multipageemail