Sent attachment (pages08) appears as zip file in windows
someone got an idea to solve the problem that any windows user how got my pages08 doc has to unzip the file and them its unreadabl
so any idea
Windows users can't read Pages documents unless you export the Pages document as a PDF or DOC file and send that.
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