Can Outlook '97 use stationery?

[Bonnie]

I use Outlook Express for my e-mail, my sister uses Outlook (she has a new
computer with XP so probably it's a recent version). I have been sending
stationery to her - sometimes she gets all of it and sometimes she only gets
the text. Since I don't know Outlook, I am at a loss what to tell her to
do. Any suggestions? Is there any form of stationery she is more apt to
receive? Or not receive???

I have Office '97. I looked at the version of Outlook that comes with
it...but I don't really know how to run it so that isn't a lot of help.
<sigh> Can Outlook '97 even USE stationery? I can't find how to apply it
if that is so.

I would appreciate some help, maybe a nudge in the right direction to locate
a tutorial or something. I have been searching online but it's hard to find
the right resources.

Thanks in advance.
Bonnie

 

[Nikki]

No. Outlook 97 did not contain support for HTML. This was
included in Outlook 98 and above...

--
Nikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook]

I use Outlook Express for my e-mail, my sister uses Outlook (she has a new
computer with XP so probably it's a recent version). I have been sending
stationery to her - sometimes she gets all of it and sometimes she only gets
the text. Since I don't know Outlook, I am at a loss what to tell her to
do. Any suggestions? Is there any form of stationery she is more apt to
receive? Or not receive???

I have Office '97. I looked at the version of Outlook that comes with
it...but I don't really know how to run it so that isn't a lot of help.
<sigh> Can Outlook '97 even USE stationery? I can't find how to apply it
if that is so.

I would appreciate some help, maybe a nudge in the right direction to locate
a tutorial or something. I have been searching online but it's hard to find
the right resources.

Thanks in advance.
Bonnie