Creating a Stationary Style in Outlook by Using Publisher

[Bill]

I have been trying to create a page using Publisher 2000 which I can use as
my default personal e-mail page. However when I try to send it to another
email address it is not received as the original web page I created in
Publisher.

The 1st time I sent the message said I sent the page as an attachment
although I didn't sent it as an attachment.

The second time I tried to save the Publisher created page as a web page
format and received a bunch of numbers and letters when it was received on
the other end.

Finally, is it possible to create a stationary style in Outlook using a
Publisher created page.

Thanks.

Bill Klingbeil

 

[Mary Sauer]

You cannot control how your recipients will receive their email. Most folks will not
accept HTML email, so your email will arrive as an attachment. Convert your
publication to a PDF, there are free converters around.
http://www.primopdf.com/

 

[jesperfrier]

Our experience is that most clients do accept HTML (95%).
You can make stationery work when receipients are Outlook. Other mail
clients will not se the stationery - but also no errors.
But use HTML-editor to code the content - not WYSIWYG's like Publisher,
Frontpage or Word.

Please contact me directly for further details ans assistance.
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