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Dave Neve
Hi
Sorry to start over on this again but I am more confused than ever.
I've been trying to design notepaper to use in Outlook.
I thought that the notepaper must be in .html format but I have a problem
When I put it into the 'Notepaper' folder in Outlook , a folder suddenly
appears with it. In the folder, you have the
photo and other stuff that appears in the htlm file (seen this behaviour
before with htlm)
When I then locate my headed notepaper and load it in Outlook, it appears
but without the photo (which is no doubt left in the folder)
I 've tried getting round this my using a .mtl file instead but it is the
same.
I've also tried to get everything onto one htlm page my using Frontapage but
the result is the same
I know there must be a workaround cos Outlook has headed notepaper with
images and they work fine so
Looking at Outlook and the folder C:\Program Files\Shared
Files\Microsoft Shared\Notepaper
I've noticed that there are two types of notepaper
1 .htm files alone (for paper with a pattern but no drawing)
2 .htm with an accompanying .jpg or .gif file (to add drawing )
The htm files seem to manipulate the .jpg or.gif.
For instance, there is a notepaper called 'Ivy'.
The .gif has a picture of one single leaf but when I open the .htm
page, it has lots of leaves (so I assume it is a repeated image)
It also runs down the left hand side of the page so their is
inversion of some sort.
Now, if this is more or less right, I am not surprised I am having so many
problems
Does this mean I must use htm code or something to make notepaper?
Or is it that I can't see the wood for the trees?
Thanks
Sorry to start over on this again but I am more confused than ever.
I've been trying to design notepaper to use in Outlook.
I thought that the notepaper must be in .html format but I have a problem
When I put it into the 'Notepaper' folder in Outlook , a folder suddenly
appears with it. In the folder, you have the
photo and other stuff that appears in the htlm file (seen this behaviour
before with htlm)
When I then locate my headed notepaper and load it in Outlook, it appears
but without the photo (which is no doubt left in the folder)
I 've tried getting round this my using a .mtl file instead but it is the
same.
I've also tried to get everything onto one htlm page my using Frontapage but
the result is the same
I know there must be a workaround cos Outlook has headed notepaper with
images and they work fine so
Looking at Outlook and the folder C:\Program Files\Shared
Files\Microsoft Shared\Notepaper
I've noticed that there are two types of notepaper
1 .htm files alone (for paper with a pattern but no drawing)
2 .htm with an accompanying .jpg or .gif file (to add drawing )
The htm files seem to manipulate the .jpg or.gif.
For instance, there is a notepaper called 'Ivy'.
The .gif has a picture of one single leaf but when I open the .htm
page, it has lots of leaves (so I assume it is a repeated image)
It also runs down the left hand side of the page so their is
inversion of some sort.
Now, if this is more or less right, I am not surprised I am having so many
problems
Does this mean I must use htm code or something to make notepaper?
Or is it that I can't see the wood for the trees?
Thanks