Earle: Thank you for your response. It was just what I was hoping to learn.
--
Robert
"Earle Horton" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Save the attachment and on the desktop do right click, open with. Then find
> a program to open it. In that File Types tab you can also click on the New
> button and go from there. A number of programs can open .tif files. Mine
> open in XP with either Microsoft Digital Image or Windows Picture and Fax
> Viewer. Paint will even open them in a pinch. Microsoft Office Picture
> Manager works, as does Windows Photo Gallery. In Windows 2000 there was a
> program from Kodak, but I forget the name. You should also be able to drag
> and drop the attachment to Word, for example, if you want to include it in
> an Office document.
>
> Earle
>
> "Robert" <Robert[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje de
> noticias news:F3F9030A-6D7F-4A77-93D6-3B850688DFDC[ at ]microsoft.com...
> >I scan a document with Microsoft Office Document Imaging. I place the
> > scanned document in My Documents folder, where it shows a .Tif file
> > extension. I send the scanned document as an e-mail attachment in Outlook
> > Express. When I try to open the attachment, I get a message that, “This
> > file
> > does not have a program associated with it for performing this action.
> > Create an association in the Folder Options control pane.†When I go to
> > Folder Options and select the File Types tab, I do not find the Tif
> > extension
> > listed under Registered File types. What can I do to open the attachment?
> > Thank you,
> >
> >
> > --
> > Robert
>
>
|