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| Sending onenote document in body of outlook message Hello, I am using Onenote 2007. I want to send the contents of my notes in Onenote directly in the body of Outlook messages to colleagues who do not have onenote. I know that this is possible... as, in fact, it worked before!!! However, now when I email my notes, they are automatically sent as an attachment and they are not embedded in the body of the message. Maybe because the style of the message is plain text, for some reason, whereas I configured Outlook in the Mail Format option for html. Can any one help? Many thanks. Christophe |
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| Re: Sending onenote document in body of outlook message Try deselecting the option in Tools->Options->Sending Email-> Attach a copy of the original notes Hope this helps. Kiran "Christophe Caloz" <Christophe Caloz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A8D9931D-FD80-4B54-93C5-CF771DB9B4A4@microsoft.com... > Hello, > > I am using Onenote 2007. I want to send the contents of my notes in > Onenote > directly in the body of Outlook messages to colleagues who do not have > onenote. I know that this is possible... as, in fact, it worked before!!! > However, now when I email my notes, they are automatically sent as an > attachment and they are not embedded in the body of the message. Maybe > because the style of the message is plain text, for some reason, whereas I > configured Outlook in the Mail Format option for html. > > Can any one help? > > Many thanks. > > Christophe |
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| Re: Sending onenote document in body of outlook message Thank you for your response. Unfortunately, it does not help. In fact, I had tried this already before. Any other hint? Regards, Christophe "Kulkarni, Kiran Vilas" wrote: > Try deselecting the option in > Tools->Options->Sending Email-> Attach a copy of the original notes > > Hope this helps. > Kiran > > "Christophe Caloz" <Christophe Caloz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message news:A8D9931D-FD80-4B54-93C5-CF771DB9B4A4@microsoft.com... > > Hello, > > > > I am using Onenote 2007. I want to send the contents of my notes in > > Onenote > > directly in the body of Outlook messages to colleagues who do not have > > onenote. I know that this is possible... as, in fact, it worked before!!! > > However, now when I email my notes, they are automatically sent as an > > attachment and they are not embedded in the body of the message. Maybe > > because the style of the message is plain text, for some reason, whereas I > > configured Outlook in the Mail Format option for html. > > > > Can any one help? > > > > Many thanks. > > > > Christophe > |
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| Re: Sending onenote document in body of outlook message Can not think of anything else immediately. Which version of OLK are you running? "Christophe Caloz" <ChristopheCaloz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:994F9204-D476-4DB1-B0D3-3B7E95A6A164@microsoft.com... > Thank you for your response. Unfortunately, it does not help. In fact, I > had > tried this already before. Any other hint? > > Regards, > > Christophe > > "Kulkarni, Kiran Vilas" wrote: > >> Try deselecting the option in >> Tools->Options->Sending Email-> Attach a copy of the original notes >> >> Hope this helps. >> Kiran >> >> "Christophe Caloz" <Christophe Caloz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in >> message news:A8D9931D-FD80-4B54-93C5-CF771DB9B4A4@microsoft.com... >> > Hello, >> > >> > I am using Onenote 2007. I want to send the contents of my notes in >> > Onenote >> > directly in the body of Outlook messages to colleagues who do not have >> > onenote. I know that this is possible... as, in fact, it worked >> > before!!! >> > However, now when I email my notes, they are automatically sent as an >> > attachment and they are not embedded in the body of the message. Maybe >> > because the style of the message is plain text, for some reason, >> > whereas I >> > configured Outlook in the Mail Format option for html. >> > >> > Can any one help? >> > >> > Many thanks. >> > >> > Christophe >> |
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| Re: Sending onenote document in body of outlook message I have the same problem, upgraded from 2003 to 2007 and now it encapsulates my notes into an .mht file, they dont show in the body of the email like they used to. Driving me nuts trying to find the setting to set it back. Please help! "Kulkarni, Kiran Vilas" wrote: > Can not think of anything else immediately. > Which version of OLK are you running? > > "Christophe Caloz" <ChristopheCaloz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message news:994F9204-D476-4DB1-B0D3-3B7E95A6A164@microsoft.com... > > Thank you for your response. Unfortunately, it does not help. In fact, I > > had > > tried this already before. Any other hint? > > > > Regards, > > > > Christophe > > > > "Kulkarni, Kiran Vilas" wrote: > > > >> Try deselecting the option in > >> Tools->Options->Sending Email-> Attach a copy of the original notes > >> > >> Hope this helps. > >> Kiran > >> > >> "Christophe Caloz" <Christophe Caloz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > >> message news:A8D9931D-FD80-4B54-93C5-CF771DB9B4A4@microsoft.com... > >> > Hello, > >> > > >> > I am using Onenote 2007. I want to send the contents of my notes in > >> > Onenote > >> > directly in the body of Outlook messages to colleagues who do not have > >> > onenote. I know that this is possible... as, in fact, it worked > >> > before!!! > >> > However, now when I email my notes, they are automatically sent as an > >> > attachment and they are not embedded in the body of the message. Maybe > >> > because the style of the message is plain text, for some reason, > >> > whereas I > >> > configured Outlook in the Mail Format option for html. > >> > > >> > Can any one help? > >> > > >> > Many thanks. > >> > > >> > Christophe > >> |
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| Re: Sending onenote document in body of outlook message No dice, I toggle off the options but it still wants to send the note as an attachment, not text in the body of the email....frustrating... "John Google" wrote: > It should be Tools / Options / Sending E-mail. But changing these > options have no effect on the email (with Outlook Express). > > |
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| Re: Sending onenote document in body of outlook message FYI, Im on Outlook 2003 SP2 "John Google" wrote: > It should be Tools / Options / Sending E-mail. But changing these > options have no effect on the email (with Outlook Express). > > |
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| Re: Sending onenote document in body of outlook message Came back hoping I could find a solution to this. Its my #1 irritant at this point... and the fact that it attaches the files is one thing, but how do I get rid of the automatic text saying, "Click the OneNote attachment if you want to view or edit the notes in OneNote. If you don't have OneNote 2007, you can click the second attachment to view the notes as a Web page. You can download a free OneNote trial version from: http://r.office.microsoft.com/r/rlid...note.exe&p1=12 " in the body of the email. I have to manually delete it each time just to send the attachments, which I really dont want, I want the actual text in the body...........someday. :) "Michael Gwin" wrote: > No dice, I toggle off the options but it still wants to send the note as an > attachment, not text in the body of the email....frustrating... > > "John Google" wrote: > > > It should be Tools / Options / Sending E-mail. But changing these > > options have no effect on the email (with Outlook Express). > > > > |
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