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AOL problem with Excel
I attached an excel document to an email that I sent to a number of people.
This was a normal excel worksheet and was accepted by all the recipients except one. In this case a message was displayed when the recipient tried to access it. The message was: File is not supported by AOL - Try to open as a text file etc.etc. ....... Any ideas/suggestions would be welcome Alan |
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AOL problem with Excel
Tell the recipient to save the attachment to the desktop and then to open the
file from Excel. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200750 "Kas" wrote: I attached an excel document to an email that I sent to a number of people. This was a normal excel worksheet and was accepted by all the recipients except one. In this case a message was displayed when the recipient tried to access it. The message was: File is not supported by AOL - Try to open as a text file etc.etc. ....... Any ideas/suggestions would be welcome Alan |
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