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NHPRI
I'd like to be able to create an email for customers that has an HTML layout
of our company news.
of our company news.
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Chuck Davis
I create an HTML newsletter in FrontPage. Then with Outlook-----Original Message-----
I'd like to be able to create an email for customers that has an HTML layout
of our company news.
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using Word as the e-mail editor, and set to send HTML, I
simply copy the FrontPage document to the clipboard and
then open a new message. Paste. Enter your recipients in
the Bcc field and send!
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_Vanguard_
Chuck Davis said:I create an HTML newsletter in FrontPage. Then with Outlook
using Word as the e-mail editor, and set to send HTML, I
simply copy the FrontPage document to the clipboard and
then open a new message. Paste. Enter your recipients in
the Bcc field and send!
Wouldn't just using the File -> Send menu (in fpeditor.exe) work easier
than copying and pasting?
If you don't have Frontpage or some other HTML editor, you can get
HTMLkit for free (http://www.chami.com/html-kit/).
Use Word to write the glitzy document and then use File -> Send to
e-mail it. Or configure Outlook to use Word as your e-mail compose
editor. However, you might want to configure Word to remove its
extraneous formatting commands that aren't necessary if you intend to
keep the message in HTML format. In Word, go to Tools -> Options ->
General -> Email Options -> General and enable the "Filter HTML before
sending" option.
Or, if you know enough HTML, use Notepad to create an .htm file with the
HTML code, double-click the file to open it in your browser, and use
your browser's File -> Send menu to e-mail it.