adding script!!!

[jackal]

I added script (snow flakes falling down the page) to my web publication
invitation and emailed it but the picture did not show (It was a cross).
Why???

 

[Mary Sauer]

Perhaps your recipient doesn't have HTML enabled for their emails.

 

[jackal]

I sent it to myself and I do have HTML enabled.

Perhaps your recipient doesn't have HTML enabled for their emails.

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[jackal]

How do I do this?

In my experience, inserted script doesn't survive the conversion to html in
an email message. You have to KISS.

DavidF

 

[Ed Bennett]

In my experience, inserted script doesn't survive the conversion to html in
an email message. You have to KISS.

Also, anyone in their right mind disables scripts in their email reader.

 

[DavidF]

In my experience, inserted script doesn't survive the conversion to html in
an email message. You have to KISS.

DavidF

 

[DavidF]

I assume you are being serious. KISS means "keep it simple stupid". By this
I mean that if you want any hope of the html formatted email from Publisher
to work, you need to keep the design very simple. Forget the snowflakes,
animated gifs and other "gee whiz" design elements. Study the email
formatted templates provided in Publisher to see what I mean.

Also reference:
Tips and troubleshooting for sending a publication page as an e-mail
message:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/HP010390591033.aspx?pid=CH062524821033

DavidF

 

[DavidF]

PS. What both Mary and Ed are alluding to is that many people are disabling
script and html in the their email clients for security reasons, and the
only sure fire way to getting your message to people in the way you designed
it, is to convert to PDF and attach the message. Most everybody has a PDF
reader. If you have Pub 2007, the PDF add-in allows this, and if you don't,
you can download and use www.primopdf.com . And no, you still can't use
snowflakes...sorry.

DavidF