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Greetings, ks157 !<br />
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In Word option menu &gt;&nbsp;Spell Checking, make sure the options you want are selected. The send to mail recipient as attachment again.<br />
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Best wishes!
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Greetings, ks157 !

In Word option menu > Spell Checking, make sure the options you want are selected. The send to mail recipient as attachment again.

Best wishes!

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The options I want are checked, but when the email opens with the attached document or spreadsheet and I<br />
start typing in the body of the email message spelling is not checked or corrected.
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The options I want are checked, but when the email opens with the attached document or spreadsheet and I
start typing in the body of the email message spelling is not checked or corrected.

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Make sure you have selected HTML format, no plain text format.
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Make sure you have selected HTML format, no plain text format.

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When I use the &quot;send to ... mail recipient as attachment&quot; in Word or Excel, in the body of the message I compose none <br />
of the autocorrect functions work e.g. the first letter if not capitalized is not corrected, and spelling errors go by <br />
without any errors detected or corrected. However, when I compose an email in Outlook all these features are working. <br />
Is there a setting somewhere that needs to be enabled for these features to carry over into a message generated in an <br />
Office app using the send to option mentioned above? I am using Office 2002 SP3.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Kevin<br />

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When I use the "send to ... mail recipient as attachment" in Word or Excel, in the body of the message I compose none 
of the autocorrect functions work e.g. the first letter if not capitalized is not corrected, and spelling errors go by 
without any errors detected or corrected. However, when I compose an email in Outlook all these features are working. 
Is there a setting somewhere that needs to be enabled for these features to carry over into a message generated in an 
Office app using the send to option mentioned above? I am using Office 2002 SP3.

Thanks,

Kevin


Send to mail recipient as attachment

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.