Word e-mail information not saved

[Guest]

Using MSWord 2000, I could create a word document and send it to someone then
save the document. If I opened that document in the future and wanted to
e-mail it to someone again, the previous information as to who I sent it to,
what I said in the subject, and any attachments, would still be there.

Now I am using ms office 2003 and each time I open a previously e-mailed
word document, all the fields are blank and the subject is the name of the
word document.

Please help! I use this everyday and I don't want to have to remember who I
sent it to last time and how what I put in the subject.

Ken

 

[Guest]

Ken, this seems to work in Word 2003:

1. Create Word document
2. Click on the "Email" button on the Standard toolbar, which will cause
the email header to appear
3. type in your subject line and "To" information
4. Save
5. Send
The next time you open the Word document, click on the "Email" button again
and the subject and To information are still there from the previous email.

Is that what you wanted?

Hope this was helpful!
MM

 

[Guest]

That does work, but that doesn't help me much. It creates an extra step.
Before I would save the message and then send it. Then after spell check ran
before sending and then sending the document, I would save it again with the
corrected spelling. Now if I save it after I send it, the e-mail information
is gone the next time I open it. If I save it, send it, then press send and
then save with the corrected spelling, it works. There is got to be a setting
somewhere.

Please tell me there is.

Ken