| The quickest way to send a copy of a document is to send an electronic copy by e-mail. Without having to open your e-mail program and attach the file, you can send any Office document to others from within that program. The E-Mail button in your Office document opens a new message in your e-mail program and inserts a standard message header at the top of the open file so you can send it as an e-mail message. When you send a document in an e-mail message, the recipient can only review the document. With an attachment, the recipient can open, modify, and save changes to the document. Send a Document in an E-Mail Message -
| | Open the worksheet you want to send. | -
| | Click the File menu, point to Send To, and then click Mail Recipient. | -
| | Click the To or Cc button. | -
| | Select the contacts to whom you want the message sent. | -
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| | Click the Send This Sheet button. | Send a Document as an E-Mail Attachment -
| | Open the workbook you want to send. | -
| | Click the File menu, point to Send To, and then click Mail Recipient (As Attachment). Your default e-mail program opens, displaying a new e-mail message window. | -
| | Click the To or Cc button, select the contacts to whom you want the message sent, and then click OK. | -
| | If you want, type a related message. | -
Did You Know? You can close an e-mail message without sending it . If you decide not to send the message, just click the E-Mail button on the Standard toolbar to hide the message header. | |