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Email Excel Sheet /Outlook/ Windows live Mail
Hi All
I would be grateful for any advice given to cure this problem. I use Windows Live Mail as my default email software, and I use Excel 2000 for my spreadsheets. The problem is: I want to email a sheet to a friend which was not a problem when I used XP and Outlook Express. I now have a new computer which has W7 with Windows Live Mail installed. When I hit the icon in Excel to send the sheet, "Outlook" (not express) tries to open, but it is not installed and Excel locks up. How do I change the program that the button in Excel opens to Windows Live Mail instead of Outlook. I hope I have made that clear enough. Thanks for any help offered Robert |
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Save the file to your HDD then add it to an email as an attachement.
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Am I wrong, but my friend would not be able to work on it then, would he?
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Thank you very much
What would I save the file as then? I want to send one sheet from a workbook, not the whole book. How would I go about it? |
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I don't use Excel but why not copy the sheet into a new empty workbook and email the new workbook.
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How do I do that if the Button doesn't work?
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The "send sheet" email button tries to open "outlook" which is not installed so Excel locks up. I want the button to open "Windows Live Mail"
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Just save the excel workbook as a file and email it. Attach it as a file from within Windows Live Mail and send it.
Either you copy the sheet to a new workbook and save that or you save a copy of the whole workbook under a new file name and then from that delete the sheets you don't want to send; either way you have a new file with only that sheet in it which you can then attach and email. |
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Thanks - I'll give it a go. But is there no way to change the email button function in Excel so it opens Windows Live Mail
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Quote:
This may/may not help http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm |
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Is WLM the default program for handling email?
Put Default in the start search. |
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