I f I send an email with a 'pages' document attachment, will the windows OS user recipient be able to open the attachment, and vice-versa.
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A PC may not be able to open a "Pages" document. You can, however, send the file as an Office document or PDF file which is very easy to do if you're using Apple's Pages word processor. When you click share, just choose to share it as a Word or PDF document and you're good to go!
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I have no idea. I wouldn't open an email attachment from someone I don't know, regardless of whether I have virus protection or not.
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I only know that if it doesn't recognize what program you're transferring text to (for instance, say you're writing on a blog in Google), it opens its own 'text' box. You dictate, it appears in the box, then you can transfer it to whatever program you're working with. Hope this helps.
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Yes, I have Windows Microsoft and I scan my paperwork and then email it through Windows Live Mail
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Jim,Annoying for sure. However, Pages does readily read/convert Word documents. So simply save your scan as a .doc or .docx and ask Pages to open the Existing Document. Once open you can edit as needed and save it as a Pages document if you want. Hope this is helpful.T
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I believe it depends on the version of MS Word that you have. My MS Word on my Macbook Air has Word 2011 and I've been able to open and save documents from a PC that has Word 2003. Where it gets tricky is when you are trying to open a document saved in a version that is more recent that what you have. This is more of an issue of MS Word software and not the computer itself.
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I can scan and email with no problem. I don't see any link to email files via this amazon. If you provide other source without a problem.
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Hi Peter,Thanks for your reply. I will try the email retrieval sequence when I visit my dad who is the Presto user. He is 89 and not a computer user so this has been a great way to connect him to the world of email. Excellent product for the non-computer generation.Regards,Stan Levy
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you can format it for either or. If you formatted windows you'll only be able to read the files on a Mac. You won't be able to right to it from a Mac and vice versa.
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Yes, I'm currently using it to collaborate on music projects with a friend. You just add a new user and select what sort of access (read only, read/write) and the files and folders on the WD drive you want that person to view. They will receive an email invite that provides them with the link and info they need to gain access.
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Yes. I can scan few pages and saved as a PDF file in my computer. It also includes an option to send as an email through the computer which I do not try.
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Yes, you can do it only using the scanner and the iPad. The document that you scanned will be saved as an image and you can attached it on the email and ready!
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I do not know the answer. I would suggest you contact the manufacturer. I have Windows 7, and it works fine to upload my readings to the computer, then to DropBox and on to my client.
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Yes it will. The doc can be scanned to pdf to your computer or directly into an email that you send from the printer without the need of a computer. The printer also has an address book function for frequent recipients of your pdf attachment emails. In the case of a multi-user environment (e.g. a small office), there is a code option for your email address so other people cannot send pdf scans directly from the printer using your email credentials. This is a very versatile printer and easy to use. I have purchased three of them!
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I was lobbying customer support to add the capability to upload PDF files :) I just got this idea - you can read email attachments, so could you send yourself a PDF and read it?????
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Jim, Annoying for sure. However, Pages does readily read/convert Word documents. So simply save your scan as a .doc or .docx and ask Pages to open the Existing Document. Once open you can edit as needed and save it as a Pages document if you want. Hope this is helpful. T
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It does work with Windows 7. It reads other processors like Microsoft Word with aplomb. I cut and paste into Microsoft Outlook without problem, and I presume it works with other email programs, too.