I have a saved word document that requires a password to open. I want to send as an attachment in Outlook. However, the recipients are not able to open and get alot of "gibberish."
I have a saved word document that requires a password to open. I want to send as an attachment in Outlook. However, the recipients are not able to open and get alot of "gibberish."
Provided you used the Save AS feature to password protect the file. After you have saved the password protected document, open a new email and Insert the file.
Yes, I did use Save As to protect the file, and I did open a new email & inserted the document as an attachment, but recipients cannot open the attachment and get pages of gibberish in the body of the email.
Hard to know what the recipients are doing, BUT they should Save the file to their hard drive first, and THEN open it with Word using the password you provided. This assumes they have a similar version of Word as you, and we don't have 97 trying to open 2007 or Open Office involved.
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