Trying to email a newsletter to several people who can't open up my Publisher file.  How else can I send it?
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A Google search will show you several ways to convert your document to a pdf file, for free.  Something like:\n\nproduce pdf files free\n\nOf course, you can expect that anything that's free will have some sort of catch, such as advertising or at least a "Produced by XYZ PDF Machine" tag that you will not be able to remove.\n\nIn the long run, you'll be better off if you buy a product that can produce PDF files.  These may cost something from 20 to 50 US dollars.  Or, if you go to a facility such as Kinko's, they will have some computers you can use, for a per-minute fee, and if you check they may have at least one computer that has both MS Office (incl. Publisher) and Adobe Acrobat Professional installed.  So, for about $15, you should be able to get a really good copy of your newsletter.
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In Word, go to tools -> options -> user information. You can change your name, initials, and mailing address there.\nI don't know about publisher, but it must be something similar.
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You could try using the Thunderbird email client. There are hundreds of extensions for it and one of them may have that ability. If not you always have the option to create the extension yourself, it's that configurable!
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The failure notice would probably tell you what the problem is. (e.g. The file size must is too big, or your friend needs to reduce his mailbox in order to receive more files, e-mail address is invalid).
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ask the email provider...different providers has different servers
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Well the best way is to compress by Winrar. If winrar is installed, right click on the file and in the compression menu, increase the compression ratio from normal to best. In fact, it also has a compress and mail feature.\n\nIn case your file is bigger than the limit set by your email provider, you can divide the file into small parts using a feature in Winrar for dividing and mailing the files. Hope it works for you.
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Try downloading Easter or Christmas mailers and extract the component from the it. Cheers !
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right click on them and send them email
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Open /etc/postfix/main.cf, check "smptd_sender_restrictions". If it's empty, Postfix should accept all mail and send it.\n(Tip: Read about UCE at http://www.postfix.org/uce.html)
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Use Microsoft Word\nIn the OPEN dialogue window choose "Recover text from any file" under FILES OF TYPE. This will open any text in the Publisher document but the formatting will be lost.
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Try a different client. Many clients will display the sending of an email. It's all relitive to the software you are using. \n\nMost people only wish to see it gone from the outbox to be confident an email was sent. The time to send a typical email is a blink of an eye. File transfers even today often take longer periods of time. Though some FTP clients will almost or actually hide the progress and you can configure Firefox for example to not display download dialogs if you really desired.
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send them an email telling them what it is
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I haven't used it personally but a friend of mine told me that this software ("Advance mailer") can do this.\nyou can download it from \nhttp://www.softforall.com/Internet/Email/Advanced_Emailer06060029.htm\n\nGoodluck and if you are successed post back to let us know.
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Send me an email, I will give you a PDF file with details
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Publisher writes terrible, terrible HTML code - just awful non-standard stuff. Some email clients with their own renderer, such as Eudora, probably would have a hard time reading that HTML and showing it in a way you would expect. \n\nI think you would be better off, if you have to send a precisely formatted Publisher document, to export it to PostScript, and then use Adobe Acrobat or GhostScript to turn it into a PDF file.\n\nYou can get GhostScript and GSView at http://cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/ - GSView is the tool that can make PostScript output from Publisher into a PDF file. Follow its help instructions.\n\nThe next version of Microsoft Publisher will be able to make PDF files directly.
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MS Publisher is the only program that will open these files. Unfortunately OpenOffice (a freeware Office Suite) can't open them. I have successfully converted .pub files to .pdf files ( but of course I had to use Publisher and Adobe Acrobat Professional to do so). At least in .pdf format it is more accessible to view.
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It either needs to be saved in a format that MS word can open, or (I think) saved as a text file.  It's been awhile since I've done this.\n\nThe person who sent it can change the format under Save As on the file menu.  \n\nUnfortunately, Clarisworks is outdated, so you might have difficulties.