There is nothing in Word or Office that compresses Word documents when they
are attached to an email message. Is it all recipients? Exactly what
message do they get when they try to open the attachments? Can they open
them if they save them first, then use File>Open in Word to open them? If
you email one to yourself, can you open it?

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> It seems, that when i Email word attachments, recipients cannot open them,
> because they have been compressed. I dont have any 3rd party programms
> which
> do that, just regular office 2000. Does anyone know?
Anne Troy - 29 Jan 2006 01:21 GMT
AOL auto-compresses to zip files, I think.
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> There is nothing in Word or Office that compresses Word documents when
> they are attached to an email message. Is it all recipients? Exactly
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>> which
>> do that, just regular office 2000. Does anyone know?
Thunderfoot - 30 Jan 2006 15:00 GMT
Though i have a different browser, I will check and see if that's it. I just
received an email back from a friend who couldn't open a JPEG, because it had
converted it into a winmail.dat... Maybe a different issue.
Thanks for your help though.
> AOL auto-compresses to zip files, I think.
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> >> which
> >> do that, just regular office 2000. Does anyone know?
Compressing attachments might also be a setting of your email client software.
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> It seems, that when i Email word attachments, recipients cannot open them,
> because they have been compressed. I dont have any 3rd party programms which
> do that, just regular office 2000. Does anyone know?