text box email publication

[kiwi tim]

I am a publisher novice. I am trying to develop an e-mail newletter. The
templates in publisher have a text box under each article with what appears
to be a hyperlink with "more details". I assume this will enable the reader
of the email to expand the text box and see the full details of the article.
I like this feature as it means that readers only get to see the title and
abstract and then can select the articles they want to read in full.
Unfortunately I can not work out how to use this function and as usual help
is no help.

 

[***MS*Publisher***]

Tim no such feature in Publisher.

 

[kiwi tim]

So what how am I suppose to use the "more details" links on the newsletter
template. Clearly microsoft had something in mind when you included them in
the template.

 

[***MS*Publisher***]

Tim which version of Publisher are you using?
What is the Template name you are referring to?

 

[kiwi tim]

Publisher 2003 (11.5525.5606)
Template is called Quadrant Letter E-mail (but all the templates under email
newsletter have these "more details" links)
Tim

 

[fb]

Publisher 2003 (11.5525.5606)
Template is called Quadrant Letter E-mail (but all the templates under email
newsletter have these "more details" links)
Tim

:

I looked at that template and all I see is "location detail".
Is that what you're referring to?
Frank

 

[Mary Sauer]

How to save your publication as a Web Archive in Publisher and share it in e-mail
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/312157/en-us

You cannot control what settings your recipients have for receiving email, many folks
will only read email in plain text. Try the above method, the email will open in a
browser window.

How to share a Publisher file with a user who does not have Publisher installed
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308031/

 

[fb]

When David included them?! He did no such thing. This is a peer-to-peer
Usenet group, which M$haft happens to host - no one posting here has any
affiliation to M$haft in any way, shape or form.

You need to stop blaming your lousy, deprived childhood for the
meaningless unfulfilling life that you are now obviously living as
evidenced by your continual verbal lashing out at others. Your cries
for help are indeed apparent to all. However, a strong will (you come
off as being very weak minded) and good moral character (it's never too
late to develop one) will help you over come your wretched past. Or you
may choose extensive psycho therapy as a means to come to grips with
your apparent problems. We all realize that being a human being is
difficult yet when fully realized, can be very rewarding.
Remember, there is always hope if you are willing.
Frank

 

[Box134]

Well, it's like this: she has to be a bad, bad girl to get attention. Mummy
and Daddy never paid attention to her, except when she was bad! Just a habit
she developed early on.