Using Publisher with email

K

Kellie Cookson

I am trying to create a 3 page newsletter and i want to imbed it into the
email instead of having it as an attachment. I can't figure out how to
format where all pages show up instead of just the 1st page once I send it to
email preview.

Kellie
 
B

Brucels

Because many people have turned off HTML for incoming email, they will be
more likely to read your newsletter if you send it as an attached PDF as Mary
suggests. There are a number of good, free PDF converters which install as
print drivers, so you actually "print" to PDF rather than converting to PDF.

Bruce
 
J

JMK

I am new to Publisher 2003 at work. I have created a newsletter, but all
recipients do not have Publisher, so I put the newsletter in an email (as the
message). However, the problem is that the email when printed does not print
the whole newsletter. How can I resolve. This goes to hundreds of addressees.
Thanks.
 
M

Mary Sauer

You will far better served converting your newsletter to a PDF. There are free
converters around, www.primopdf.com has been mentioned here often.
Most folks have the Reader.
 

Ask a Question

Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question?

You'll need to choose a username for the site, which only take a couple of moments. After that, you can post your question and our members will help you out.

Ask a Question

Similar Threads

Print order of TriFold - Publisher 365 0
How to paste this down? 3
Images are pixelated when saving to PDF 0
Can't send emails but can receive in Outlook 2019 1
Synchronization problems while moving folders to new email 1
Create booklet pdf w cover page and inside pages as double spread 1
Countdown macro - display settings 2
How to Select Multiple Emails using Surface Pen 0

Top