If he is going to print it, then export your paper to PDF. You find that
function in the File menu.
Your University probably has a state-of-the-art file sharing (also called
networked storage) system which you may use to avoid the trouble of
attachments. It should appear as a hard drive or networked drive on your
computer and you'll be able to save in a specific folder for your
professor. However, only your local IT dept can answer the details on
that.
-Lars
Lars Noodén ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Patents are wrong for software but right for inventions. Write:
http://consultation.ffii.org/Commission_extends_the_consultation_by_12_days
On Wed, 19 Apr 2006, Micheal Kapcar wrote:
How do I send a 15 page research paper to my Professor using your system?
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