crystal report export to PDF then email using outlook?
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okay, so if you have acrobat pro no problem as you can save the file as a pdf, or if you have a pdf writer you can import the info you need to send into the file and save it, then send the attachment through outlook.  or you could just copy the text you need and paste it into the body of the email.
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You must first export them from your system at work.  This may not be allowed. You don't state what email system is in place at work so the answer could be different. If it is M/S outlook at work, go to Contacts and select import/export on the file pulldown.  Follow the directions.  You should use DOS comma delimited file output.  Attach the file to an email you create and send it to your home system.\n\nGo to Contacts in Outlook at home and use the File pulldown to do an import using the DOs comma delimited file format.
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Oh there is an answer. Copy and Paiste the email into Word or Excel.   \n\nFile\nPrint\nPage Setup \nFit To Page\n\nPiece a cake!
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In Outlook Express:\n\nFile\nImport\n\nIn Outlook:\nFile\nExport
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I perfer to use outlook.
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Use openoffice.org ..a complete office package compatible with all MS formats, free too
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Well you have an option to export the e-mails from your inbox intro a database file (you'll have to choose the type). After this operation is done, save it on a removabel and, now using the mail-program from XP import the file you just created.
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You could create a "Distribution List". If you're using MS Outlook 2000, you could follow these steps:\n1. Open Outlook and click on "File" then "New".\n2. Select Distribution List.\n3. Enter a name for the distribution list.\n4. Click on "Select Members" button if the e-mail addresses are already in your contacts or click on "Add New" button, to add an e-mail address at a time.\n5. Save.\n\nThe next time you send an e-mail to this group, all you need to enter in the "to" field is the name of the distribution list and the e-mail will be sent to all members under this group.\n\nYou could also use "Import" to upload bulk e-mail addresses from Excel (CSV file format) in Outlook. Just check on the Help section to know more information about this.\n\nHope this helps.
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The only way is to:goto outlook express> file>import>messages\nor file>export>messages to export your messages
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You can if you're using Outlook Express.  Under "File" at the top while that particular email is selected, choose "save as" and then rock and roll
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have Outlook import them from Yahoo (have to have a paid for account, not free). then right lcick the email and select save. save it to the Cd drive adn then burn it. or save them to desktop and burn later.
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if u r talking about yahoo calender. go to yahoo calender... then click options... then select import/export.. there u'll get two different option of saving your calender.. select export to outlook. u can then save the file in the form of csv ( comma separated excell file). u can then burn this to your cd using any of the burning software that you use
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First save your outlook address book as a .csv file on your harddisk. by going to File > Export wizard.\n\nNext, login to your yahoo mail account and choose options and addressbook and import and choose the Microsoft Outlook's CSV file. and specify the path and go...Goodluck.
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I haven't found one, but Microsoft recommends that the originator convert their files to something (like PDF) to send to you.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/office/previous/xp/columns/column16.asp
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Exchange is the best way to do this. What version of office are you running?
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open office will let you export your documents to pdf. I use it. you can download it for free at: \nhttp://www.openoffice.org/\n\nand you can see an example pdf made by it at:\nhttp://www.geocities.com/nn4688nate/magdector.pdf
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Outlook will work.   \n\nBasically, you don't want to use specialized software. You would like to HAND this over to someone else someday.  \n\nYou can customize something with Excel.   The combination of spreadsheets and Word Mail merges might be a good thing.   But Word CAN be used to Mail Merge with Outlook too.