angelsix
Technical User
- Nov 30, 2003
- 1
Eudora (5.2, registered) is my email program, on a Win XP sistem w/ Office 2000. Generally, "send to" in applications lets me quickly send a copy of a file via email through Eudora. However, in Word 2000 when I click
*file
*send to
*mailrecipient (as attachment)
I get a "Choose Profile" window, giving me a choice of
Microsoft Outlook Internet, or
Corel 8 Settings (I also have Corel 8 on my computer)
If I instead click "New" (thinking I could tell it to include Eudora), I end up at the
"Windows Messaging Setup Wizard", and I can't get that to recognize Eudora. I only have the choice of "Manually configure information services". *Next takes me to a window to name the setting, then (no matter what I call it) *next takes me to:
"The following unrecoverable error has occurred:
The DLL file for this service is either damaged or could not be found.
To exit click finish."
Somehow I have the feeling that Microsoft Exchange, which I had to install to use some app., is trying to take over my computer.
Any recommendation about how to get Word to let me send directly to Eudora. I'm just being stubborn, I suppose, since the workaround is not that tough (open Eudora, then attach the document).
Don
*file
*send to
*mailrecipient (as attachment)
I get a "Choose Profile" window, giving me a choice of
Microsoft Outlook Internet, or
Corel 8 Settings (I also have Corel 8 on my computer)
If I instead click "New" (thinking I could tell it to include Eudora), I end up at the
"Windows Messaging Setup Wizard", and I can't get that to recognize Eudora. I only have the choice of "Manually configure information services". *Next takes me to a window to name the setting, then (no matter what I call it) *next takes me to:
"The following unrecoverable error has occurred:
The DLL file for this service is either damaged or could not be found.
To exit click finish."
Somehow I have the feeling that Microsoft Exchange, which I had to install to use some app., is trying to take over my computer.
Any recommendation about how to get Word to let me send directly to Eudora. I'm just being stubborn, I suppose, since the workaround is not that tough (open Eudora, then attach the document).
Don