Steve
Yes, of course you can. Most Internet accounts come with POP email (usually
several POP boxes) and a moderate a mount of web space - typically 20MB. You
can set up a simple web site to display your documents.
: Thank you, Terry.
:
: Yes, WinZip should work as a last resort. I've never used it, but it
sounds
: simple enough.
:
: However, another idea has occurred to me.
: It will not be necessary for my friend to actually edit, the document. All
: he needs is to be able to SEE the document and email me comments while I
: actually do the editing part.
:
: Is it possiple for me to put the document on a webpage and send him the
URL
: so he can simply READ the document and then comment to me via email?
:
: Thanks again, Terry.
: My fingers are crossed. I'm hoping this will be pretty simple.
:
: Steve
:
:
: "TF" <terryfarrell%40%6d%73%6e%2ecom> wrote in message
: : > That's not a simple task. You need a setup such as SharePoint to achieve
: > this. Have you tried using WinZip to zip up your document to email as an
: > attachment? That works fine.
: >
: > --
: > Terry Farrell - Word MVP
:
: >
: > : > : I am working with another person to edit and revise a very long
document
: > : (almost 1 Meg).
: > :
: > : Sending as an email attachment doesn't work. And also it is not as
: > : interactive as I'd like.
: > :
: > : Is there some way I can post the document on a password protected
: website
: > so
: > : we can both access and edit it? Where would I find instructions on how
: to
: > do
: > : that?
: > :
: > : Steve
: > :
: > :
: >
: >
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