reply with stationery?

[Nelson]

Is there a way to reply to a message using a stationery
that I put together in html? I can send one easily, but
when I reply, it's just white. I know that you can have a
background image that tiles, but I have a table with a
header and a footer and an empty cell in between for text.

 

[Roady]

No, you can only create a new message with stationery

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[Steve Chvarak]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but if the original message that you are replying
to is in HTML, your reply will have your stationary??

 

[Roady]

I just set a default Stationery and pressed reply on an HTML formatted
message but no stationery for me. Is it working for you?

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[Nelson]

Nope... not working for me either. If there's a background image that tiles (such as the case with the built in ugly stationery) that will show. Like the Sunflower stationery will have a pukey yelow background tiling. All I really need is for Outlook to place my html stationery code in the source above the message i'm forwarding. I thought that Microsoft would be smart enough to make this at the very least an option. Everyone forewards messages back and forth.... so why can't you use a saved stationery whne you foreward?

All really appreciate all your thoughts on this guys.

N

 

[Steve Chvarak]

How about security settings?

No, you can only create a new message with stationery

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[Rifleman]

How about security settings?

What have "security" settings to do with stationery?

 

[Steve Chvarak]

One of my users has a gif in his signature.
He says when he changed his security settings to internet he was able to
reply with his stationary and the gif

 

[Steve Chvarak]

Give me your email addy and I'll show you!!!

What have "security" settings to do with stationery?

 

[KM]

It is simply another feature missing, even for MSO2003, at least whilst using Word as HTML editor and has nothing to do with the security settings. The very weird thing so is that when you initated the email conversation and you received a reply from the recipient of the benefical email you will be able to reply and forward that message with your stationary even with Word as editor - as I said very weird.