Requested attachment question

Recently, the wonderful assistant of a fabulous agent asked for a partial based on an e-query. She said I could either send it as an attachment or hard copy. I sent a hard copy and am not feeling great about it -- I truly wish I would've sent the attachment, but I took one look at Word's green squiggly lines and opted for hard copy.

Would either of them have taken one look at those underlined sentence fragments and zipped back a fast rejection? Or the proper nouns that Word thinks I've misspelled -- would that be a red flag?

I apologize if this is inane, I've over-thought it ever since I mailed the partial: they're professionals so obviously they understand Word, but I want to appear as intelligent as possible and those squiggly lines and proper nouns bother me so maybe an agent would also be bothered?

I searched a few sections of AW but couldn't find any mention of this. If it is too inane, you can blame my favorite history prof who told me: "If you're wondering about it then someone else is too, so just ask."

Thanks for any/all input. The angel on my shoulder says I won't need the info, but she's never had a novel published either.

Thanks for being the voice of reason! I appreciate all of your comments -- and now I really wish I'd e-mailed the partial, while the wonderful assistant was still excited about the eensy one I sent with my query. Oh well, live and learn!

Orion: That's why I sent the h.c., because I've read on so many agent blogs that they read anywhere & everywhere & wanted to make my pages as easy as possible for her. I'm worried about the writing, but after spending almost 2 years on the ms I'm more worried about accidentally shooting myself in the foot.

DQ: Hadn't thought of that at all, but maybe they do? Maybe I should too? (For some strange reason, I want ice cream! )

Thanks, Victoria. That's why I opted for snail mail in the first place -- trying to be nice. I just hope their enthusiasm will still be there when they get to my pages.

I'll have to look into disabling the green squigglies -- at least after I know I don't have any more instances of "teh" when I meant "the". Sometimes those guys really bug me.

Hi HorrorWriter: Thanks for your comments! I've found Word to be wrong too, so I probably should've figured industry professionals would know this. But, it's the first time a heavy-hitter has asked for anything from me so I wasn't really thinking straight.

BTW, love your User Title! Now I have to listen to that song again.