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[dancer]

In Excel I select a range, which includes numbers and a small picture (a gif
file).
I click on File, Send To.
I select Mail Recipient
I send it to myself, and it arrives exactly as I want it, in the body of the
e-mail..
I send it to my computer at home, and I get NOTHING in the body, and only
the gif file as an attachment - no numbers.
Help!

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

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In Excel I select a range, which includes numbers and a small picture
(a gif file).
I click on File, Send To.
I select Mail Recipient
I send it to myself, and it arrives exactly as I want it, in the body
of the e-mail..
I send it to my computer at home, and I get NOTHING in the body, and
only the gif file as an attachment - no numbers.
Help!

Hi - when you post in here, always include your version, SP level, and mode
(if applicable) of Outlook - you can find this information in Help | About.
Also include the type of mail account(s) you use and any other pertinent
details. Be sure to put a consise summary of your question in the subject
line, and the full details in the body of your post.

 

[dancer]

I am using Outlook 2003 SP1. Part of Office Professional Edition
I don't know the e-mail account at work.
The e-mail account at home is earthlink.net


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

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I am using Outlook 2003 SP1. Part of Office Professional Edition
I don't know the e-mail account at work.

This might be useful to know. However, make sure you aren't using Rich Text
format for your mail - HTML should work.

The e-mail account at home is earthlink.net


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"

In

Hi - when you post in here, always include your version, SP level,
and mode (if applicable) of Outlook - you can find this information
in Help | About. Also include the type of mail account(s) you use
and any other pertinent details. Be sure to put a consise summary of
your question in the subject line, and the full details in the body
of your post.