how to email newsletter without attachment

[Angel]

I would like to send newsletter to a group of customers. My issue is when I
send with hotmail all of the pictures are in an attachment. I would like to
know how to send so that the pictures do not appear as an attachment. When I
send in Yahoo I don't have this issue. Should I use publisher 2007 or
another program. If so which program should I use?

Than You for your help!!

 

[JoAnn Paules]

If your readers have their mail set for text only, there is *nothing* you
can do to bypass that.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

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How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375

 

[Angel]

Thank you!
I always send copy to myself and friends and they get it as well like
attachment. So when I get massage from some company I have no this issue. It
is nothing whit my set mail text only.

Thank you again

If your readers have their mail set for text only, there is *nothing* you
can do to bypass that.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375

I would like to send newsletter to a group of customers. My issue is when
I
send with hotmail all of the pictures are in an attachment. I would like
to
know how to send so that the pictures do not appear as an attachment.
When I
send in Yahoo I don't have this issue. Should I use publisher 2007 or
another program. If so which program should I use?

Than You for your help!!

 

[Ed Bennett]

I always send copy to myself and friends and they get it as well like
attachment. So when I get massage from some company I have no this issue. It
is nothing whit my set mail text only.

Most of these newsletters store their images on an external web server.
Most modern mail clients block external content unless it's explicitly
allowed on a per-message or per-sender basis, so you get messages along
with the mail saying to add the sender to the Trusted Senders list. In
any case, Publisher can't do this.

 

[Angel]

Thank you !

Most of these newsletters store their images on an external web server.
Most modern mail clients block external content unless it's explicitly
allowed on a per-message or per-sender basis, so you get messages along
with the mail saying to add the sender to the Trusted Senders list. In
any case, Publisher can't do this.

 

[Angel]

Thank you!

You must use Outlook or Outlook Express to send as a message, and that has
its own issues. Your best bet if you want to use Hotmail, is to convert your
publication to a PDF and attach that. Yes, it is an attachment, but at least
everyone with the Adobe Reader will be able to see it, and see it in the way
you designed it.

If you are using Pub 2007, you can use the PDF add-in to convert the
publication to a PDF. Otherwise, download and install www.primopdf.com and
use it to convert to PDF.

For more information about sending a Publisher publication as an email,
reference the articles here:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/CH062524821033.aspx

DavidF

 

[DavidF]

You must use Outlook or Outlook Express to send as a message, and that has
its own issues. Your best bet if you want to use Hotmail, is to convert your
publication to a PDF and attach that. Yes, it is an attachment, but at least
everyone with the Adobe Reader will be able to see it, and see it in the way
you designed it.

If you are using Pub 2007, you can use the PDF add-in to convert the
publication to a PDF. Otherwise, download and install www.primopdf.com and
use it to convert to PDF.

For more information about sending a Publisher publication as an email,
reference the articles here:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/CH062524821033.aspx

DavidF