Email excel

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Hank

I have a 12 page workbook that is sent via email very often. To discourage
clients from changing the workbook I convert it to PDF (with Easy PDF
Writer) and sent it as an attachment. Works great...
EXCEPT when the client will not accept emails with attachments.

Anyone know of a way to add the PDF file into the email and not use it as an
attachment? I have been able to "Snapshot" one page at the time.. paste
each page into a word document and insert the word document in the body of
the email.......but that takes a while.

Is there another way to do this without using PDF and still prevent the
client from editing the file.?
Hank
 
Hi
this is probably not an Excel question but more an email / email server
question.
 
The client needs to enter the 21st century and get a better e-mail system.
Otherwise, charge 'em extra for wasting your time (processing fee ;-)
 
Toby,
I agree completely == but they won't and I can't.
Any real suggestion will be helpful.
Thanks
 
:-)

I'm willing to bet that it could be done using VB and a Word
object...however!...it is an act that is currently beyond my skills so I can't
really help. But don't tell anyone that otherwise they'll want it from me and
then I'll HAVE to learn LOL.

Basically open Word and copy each Excel sheet to an individual Word page then
copy the Word pages and insert them into the email...wait a second, just
thought of something (brainstorming)...why can't you insert the Excel sheets
into the email like you do with the Word pages?
 
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