Email ..Introduction Field

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When I am using Word to send an email I know that there can be an
introduction field under the subject field...

To

CC

subject

Introduction




How can I make this field appear?

Cheers Peter.....
 
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When I am using Word to send an email I know that there can be an
introduction field under the subject field...

To

CC

subject

Introduction




How can I make this field appear?

Cheers Peter.....
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"Introduction" is not a standard mail field afaik, so depending on the
reciepient this could give unwanted results.
If it were a "standard" field, you would be able to see it in your
Outlook Express.

Anyway, please don't use Word to send an email.
Use a text processor to write text documents.
Use a mail program to send and recieve email.
Attach documents to an email if you must, but be strict when sending
and relaxed when receiving. Don't assume the person on the other side
will understand you.

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Peter

In Word, when you select File, Send To, Mail Recipient it should open up the
Mail box which should contain the fields To, CC, BCC, Subject and
Introduction. But this only happens if you are using Word as your email
editor for Outlook (not Outlook Express).

If you have a version of Office prior to Office 2003, I would not recommend
using Word as your email editor though as there are too many bugs and
gremlins. It is fine for Office 2003 though. Also, Word and Outlook need to
be the same version - not say WordXP with Outlook 2003.

--
Terry Farrell - Word MVP
http://word.mvps.org/

: When I am using Word to send an email I know that there can be an
: introduction field under the subject field...
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: To
:
: CC
:
: subject
:
: Introduction
:
:
:
:
: How can I make this field appear?
:
: Cheers Peter.....
:
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Peter

In Word, when you select File, Send To, Mail Recipient it should open
up the Mail box which should contain the fields To, CC, BCC, Subject
and Introduction. But this only happens if you are using Word as your
email editor for Outlook (not Outlook Express).

If you have a version of Office prior to Office 2003, I would not
recommend using Word as your email editor though as there are too
many bugs and gremlins. It is fine for Office 2003 though. Also, Word
and Outlook need to be the same version - not say WordXP with Outlook
2003.
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This confirms my previous answer.

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Help. I signed it, and it won't let me ask a question when I click on the
question. (e-mail address removed)

I have a sign in passport?
 
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Help. I signed it, and it won't let me ask a question when I click on
the question. (e-mail address removed)

I have a sign in passport?
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And you expect me to help you in WHAT way exactly?

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