Try converting it to pdf. Drawing objects are not seen in normal (draft)
view, I think. (Haven't checked lately since I seldom use normal view.)

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>I created a graphic and text chart as a drawing object but I cannot see it
>in
> Normal view. When I email it out, the recipient cannot see it. I want to
> build the document so others can view it in html and as an email
> attachment.
> Help!
Charles Kenyon - 22 Apr 2005 17:10 GMT
Just double checked. If a drawing object is inline with text, it is seen in
normal view. I still don't recommend sending Word documents electronically
unless you want the recipient to be able to edit the document. If you want
the equivalent of sending a paper document, use pdf format.

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> Try converting it to pdf. Drawing objects are not seen in normal (draft)
> view, I think. (Haven't checked lately since I seldom use normal view.)
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>> attachment.
>> Help!