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Windows XP Home office XP problem
18 years 4 months ago #15372
by Kn1ght
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Windows XP Home office XP problem was created by Kn1ght
We have a client that doesn't have the send to: Mail recipitent (as attachment) option in her file menu. We have tried this site,
support.microsoft.com/?kbid=249786
we have tried going and clicking on it in tools option general and alas no avail. Does anyone ahve any suggestions?
support.microsoft.com/?kbid=249786
we have tried going and clicking on it in tools option general and alas no avail. Does anyone ahve any suggestions?
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18 years 4 months ago #15374
by Arani
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Replied by Arani on topic send to menu options
hi
have you tried accessing the menu options by right clicking on the toolbar space?
right click anywhere on the toolbar space, and you will see a huge list of viewable toolbars come up. right at the bottom of the list there is an option that says "Customize". you will see a window comes up with three tabs. click on the central tab that says "commands"
then again you will see two list boxes. the one on the left shows you "File...Edit...Tools..etc"....the one on the right shows you the available menu options for each of them. click on File on your left. you will see the list box on the right changes to show all the available options you can put on the file menu. scroll down to reach all the options that start with the alphabet "S". if you see the "Send To" options, then click on them and drag them to the toolbar or menu you want it to appear on. for instance, if you can locate the "Send To (Mail Recipient)" then click and drag it towards your "File" menu. you will see the menu drops down to show its full length. then you can place it wherever you want it to appear on the "File" menu.
hope this helps
have you tried accessing the menu options by right clicking on the toolbar space?
right click anywhere on the toolbar space, and you will see a huge list of viewable toolbars come up. right at the bottom of the list there is an option that says "Customize". you will see a window comes up with three tabs. click on the central tab that says "commands"
then again you will see two list boxes. the one on the left shows you "File...Edit...Tools..etc"....the one on the right shows you the available menu options for each of them. click on File on your left. you will see the list box on the right changes to show all the available options you can put on the file menu. scroll down to reach all the options that start with the alphabet "S". if you see the "Send To" options, then click on them and drag them to the toolbar or menu you want it to appear on. for instance, if you can locate the "Send To (Mail Recipient)" then click and drag it towards your "File" menu. you will see the menu drops down to show its full length. then you can place it wherever you want it to appear on the "File" menu.
hope this helps
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18 years 4 months ago #15386
by Kn1ght
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Replied by Kn1ght on topic Re: Windows XP Home office XP problem
no luck, this has to be a registry problem, no?
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18 years 4 months ago #15405
by Kn1ght
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Replied by Kn1ght on topic Re: Windows XP Home office XP problem
anyone else have any other ideas? This is really killing me.
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18 years 2 months ago #16294
by Speshalyst
Replied by Speshalyst on topic Re: Windows XP Home office XP problem
HI,
Are you referring to the Office tools.. or any file in general..
If it is a file.. just make sure the Mail recipient shortcut is added to the Send To folder for the user in question...
Are you referring to the Office tools.. or any file in general..
If it is a file.. just make sure the Mail recipient shortcut is added to the Send To folder for the user in question...
18 years 2 months ago #16314
by Smurf
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Replied by Smurf on topic Re: Windows XP Home office XP problem
Come across this artical which talks about Excel. Point 2 may be worth a look at;
www.rondebruin.nl/mail/problems.htm
Also, i have read that in some instancies, doing a repair of your Office Installation may also work ? If you go to help in word, you should see a Detect & Repair option (well i do in Windows 2003).
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Also, i have read that in some instancies, doing a repair of your Office Installation may also work ? If you go to help in word, you should see a Detect & Repair option (well i do in Windows 2003).
Cheers
Wayne Murphy
Firewall.cx Team Member
www.firewall.cx
Now working for a Security Company called Sec-1 Ltd in the UK, for any
Penetration Testing work visit www.sec-1.com or PM me for details.
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