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From: pita on 18 Mar 2010 15:18
-ok, i can create a word document, i can email it out as the body of my email.

-i can add a pdf file into the word document

-when i email this document the "embedded" pdf no longer works.

-i'm looking for a way to have an icon in the email say "click here for the
document" and have it open a pdf, without using the traditional attached file
method.

-any hlep is greatly appreciated!
From: Stefan Blom on 19 Mar 2010 10:31
Note that turning a Word document into the *body* of an e-mail isn't
reliable, because you never know how the document will look at the
recipient's end. It would be safer to simply provide the PDF as an attached
file. Alternatively, you could store the PDF on a personal website (assuming
that you have one) and hyperlink to it from the message body.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"pita" <pita(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> -ok, i can create a word document, i can email it out as the body of my
> email.
>
> -i can add a pdf file into the word document
>
> -when i email this document the "embedded" pdf no longer works.
>
> -i'm looking for a way to have an icon in the email say "click here for
> the
> document" and have it open a pdf, without using the traditional attached
> file
> method.
>
> -any hlep is greatly appreciated!



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