Microsoft Word Corruption
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WalterJ0999
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Ok, well try to ZIP them up. You are lucky the person on the other side is even getting them, as they can contain malicious code, and most gateways will not even allow it to go in. Zip it up before you send it!
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Sep 14, 2015 at 09:05 AM
Sep 14, 2015 at 09:05 AM
As the document is usually saved before its sent, i would tend to say no.
However, depending on how you are sending the document. its possible.
For example if you were to open Word, Write your document, and use the Send To Mail Recipient option before saving.
It could possibly get corrupt or distored if your MAPI was broken.
If this is how your sending the word dcouments when they get "corrupt", try creating a new one.
Save it to your desktop.
OPen outlook, Open a New Mail Item, and attach it and send.
Doees it still happen?
You can also test this by sending the same document using say outlook express.
Or even try sending it from an free online POP Email Account like Hotmail.
How did you get on with the above?
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Did you try it in safe mode?
However, depending on how you are sending the document. its possible.
For example if you were to open Word, Write your document, and use the Send To Mail Recipient option before saving.
It could possibly get corrupt or distored if your MAPI was broken.
If this is how your sending the word dcouments when they get "corrupt", try creating a new one.
Save it to your desktop.
OPen outlook, Open a New Mail Item, and attach it and send.
Doees it still happen?
You can also test this by sending the same document using say outlook express.
Or even try sending it from an free online POP Email Account like Hotmail.
How did you get on with the above?
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Did you try it in safe mode?
Well, thank you Donald, but I am not certain how safe mode is going to change the fact that WORD DOCUMENTS by tradition are not safe to send via email without some sort of Zipping. Beside, should he boot up into safe mode with networking? Is that going to make any differences? MSWORD Document may or may not contain little things called MACROS. Sometimes Macros grow to be Scripts to run upon open. MOST GATEWAYS (you know the ones that authenticate mail and such), will NOT allow documents such as these BY NORMAL OPERATION!
Ok, so who is getting the mail, and have you verified that they have associated your WORD file with the proper program? In other words, does your recipiant have the same version of word? Is your version NEWER?
ostra56
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Oct 15, 2015 at 01:49 PM
Oct 15, 2015 at 01:49 PM
I have a similar problem. I've lost about 10000 words in a file due a power cut. Is there anyway to restore this words? The file was saved before the outage, but some spaces were lost.
