How can I develop a document in Word and email it to someone without it changing the way it looks when opened

Answer 1

Usually if you save the item in a program that the other person has and send it as an attachment it should open the same for them. Most people have Microsoft Word or Excel, if you're not sure you can ask them.

Answer 2

Notepad, like the call shows isn't a be conscious processing kit, so it isn't any longer were given each and each and every of the flamboyant formatting stuff that be conscious has. Why may it besides... if Notepad ought to do it Microsoft doesn't be in a position to promote many copies of be conscious. What you pick to do is convert the be conscious record to a pdf and mail that living house. At living house you could 'study' the pdf with Acrobat Reader and print it *because it became created* yet *no longer* change it. To make the .pdf you're waiting to do it once you've the present version of be conscious (i have heard it is meant to contain .pdf output ability... under no circumstances run it so no longer positive if it is there) or use a converter software. i exploit one called pdf production unit that acts like a 'printer'. so that you print from any application to the pdf production unit 'printer' and it produces an Acrobat transportable record format record that Acrobat Reader can exhibit. should be plausible to do with shareware!

Answer 3

If the other person has Word (or Open Office) save the document somewhere (desktop, temporary file etc), compose the email to them and attach the document. They'll see it as you wrote it.

Answer 4

If your concern stems from the fact that your recipient might not have MS Word, then you can get a free PDF converter and save your document in that format. Then your recipient can use a free PDF reader to view and/or print the document exactly as you intended it to look.

Answer 5

This is where Instant Messaging would come in handy!

You can do file sharing on most IM's!

Basically all you to do is drag the document in to the chat area!

I could be wrong, but I've done it on MSN! : D

And yes...

You can attach documents to e-mails!

Answer 6

If you are using the latest version of Word, you can save it in PDF format then send it as an attachment.

Answer 7

if you send it as an attachment it will not change the way it looks when the person opens it.....

Answer 8

save it as a html