Email stationary

S

Steve Easton

Take a screen shot of your page.
Save it as a jpg or gif.
( whichever is the smaller file size )
Make a new blank page,
give it a title and use your screen shot as
the background image.
Save it.
Copy the page and the image to your
stationary folder.
Your new stationary should show in your
OE stationary list if you have OE set to
compose in html.
 
C

chris leeds

I don't know if your home page has anything "dynamic" or if it's graphics
are too "heavy" to use as stationary. I think i speak for the majority in
that I hate it when people send me large html emails with lots of images
etc. , especially for "run of the mill" emails.

Here is the way to go, make your copy of your format locally and then
publish it to your server. then on your local copy in the <head> of the
page put this:
<BASE href=http://www.exmple.com/> where example.com is your domain name.
that will make it so the image refrances and stuff all point to a file on
the server.

so, once you've done that you've got a local web page pointing to
referances on your server. that's your stationary. how you use it depends
on your email program and the above instructions only go so far, there are
certain things you may or may not want in the page code as well.

HTH
 
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