[mso] Re: Sending Word doc as attachment in OE - HELP!!

Just a thought, as I've noticed I get a similar message with Outlook...

Does it make a difference if he tries to send with OE already open or 
does the message only appear if he tries to send with OE closed?

Bonnie

On 22 Nov, 2004, at 4:14 am, Roger wrote:

>  Hi, I have messed with the boss's computer, now he wants me to fix 
> it!!  In fairness, HE wanted me to reformat and reinstall everything 
> so I did!  (O/S is XP Home with SP2, Office is 2003) Before this, he 
> could send MS Word documents as attachments to emails using Outlook 
> Express (not liking Outlook) without any difficulties.  After the 
> reinstall, when he first tried, an error message came up saying 
> something about 'create a profile in Outlook'. Outlook was shown as 
> the default mail handler.  I made OE the default but that didn't help. 
> Then I modified the installation of Office and deleted Outlook 
> completely since he does not use it.  Now, I get the error message 
> "You must log on to Microsoft Exchange to access your address book". I 
> have done a search for assistance and so many 'solutions' seem to be 
> so long and convoluted I am reluctant to try. Is there a simple remedy 
> to this error message, since we did nothing out of the ordinary when 
> originally setting up his email accou
>  nt.  I have never had anything to do with MS Exchange and do not know 
> where to start! Hopefully someone can help me pacify the boss, and if 
> I am fortunate enough to get an overnight reply I may have it fixed 
> before he comes in tomorrow morning!  Thanks heaps everyone! Roger
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