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Asked by Redtoptrader in Outlook Groupware Software

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I have an excel spreadsheet that is >10 mg that the contents need to be emailed to 30+ recipents for viewing purposes only, so minimal file size is critical.  I saved the spreadsheet as a Web Page (<40k) and it works just the way I want...on my machine.  :-(     When I try to send to to someone else, the attached .htm file references the physical location on my computer and does not open.  I am using Outlook 2003 with HTML outgoing mail.

Is there a way to make this file travel as an attachment to the email and open on the recipent's computer?  If not, what are my next best options?  (the simpler the better :-)).

Thanks in advance.

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