That's probably what I would have done.
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[Quoted Text] > ... Or put both files in a single folder & zip the folder :-) > > Happy Holidays |:>) > Bob Jones > [MVP] Office:Mac > > > > On 12/25/08 6:31 AM, in article > A4B27631-E25F-48D3-91CF-88E7A07C7DA1[ at ]microsoft.com, "Sailor Mick" <Sailor > Mick[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > >> For my O.U.course, I need to send an audio file and a text file zipped >> together to send as one file. I have followed instructions, ( ctrl-left >> click >> on first one file, then left click on the other. then right click on one >> of >> them and send to zipp folder) all I can get is one folder in the zipped >> mode, >> if I do the same with the other it goes into a different zipped folder. >> Getting on a bit for computers, but I will get the hang of it eventually, >> Thanks in anticipation, >
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