Iwork08 documents as email attachments

I have an online upgrade of iWork08. However if I try to attach any created word document to an email as an attachment it will not allow it! All the documents created since the upgrade are not highlighted for selection.

Welcome to Apple Discussions Leslie
I'm not exactly sure what you're doing. Have you saved/exported your Pages document to Work & can't attach that or are you trying to attach a Pages document to an e-mail?
A Pages document is actually a package, a special kind of folder that appears as a single file, but isn't. You can't e-mail a folder. Apple Mail will automatically zip a folder, other e-mail clients don't, especially web-based e-mail. In the Finder, Control- or right-click on the Pages document & choose Create Archive… from the contextual menu. You will now have a zipped Pages document that you can attach to your e-mail & send.
Your recipient must have Pages to be able to open your Pages file. If s/he doesn't, you can export the Pages document as Word or PDF & send that.

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I can not open any email attachments-large or small. I had adobe and switched to internet explorer. I do not have any other choices on my computer to pick from other than word pad and it opened the attachment but was not readable.

Please download and install the latest version of Acrobat Reader from the following weblink that will help you to open and read all the PDF files:
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Check Setting the location for attachments that you open in Mail.
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Of course this is possible on SharePoint Server 2010 and is a very nice functionality, in this link (http://www.sharepointboost.com/blog/setting-up-sharepoint-2010-incoming-mail/)
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