Welp that's true. I use OE to read Usenet and for occassional html email. So
none of my contacts are in OE, I email the html email to myself and retrieve
it with O then send it out.
| Didn't realise that difference applied between Outlook/Outlook Express.
|
| Of course, there's still the main issue: "not everyone uses Outlook
Express"
| and "Not everyone uses or likes to use HTML mode to read emails" -
therefore
| my suggestion of using a web site and emailing the link still stands.
|
| | > Publisher is very limited in that respect.
| >
| > I don't do html emails very often but when I do I use FrontPage. And if
| > you
| > use Outlook Express instead of Outlook to create the email you don't
have
| > to
| > worry about storing the linked images on the net.
| >
| >
| > | > | Not really, it is for creating websites, not html emails. However it
| > can
| > be
| > | done, but results might vary.
| > |
| > | Design your page, then copy and paste the design into your email
| > program,
| > | you need to host the images on a web server, and give the full URL
| > address
| > | pointing to the images. (they won't be embeddeded in the email).
| > |
| > | If you want to show off photos and so on a simple web site would be
the
| > | better option, then send all your users the email with a link to the
| > site.
| > |
| > |
| > |
| > | "just book new zealand" <just book new
| > (e-mail address removed)>
| > | wrote in message
| > | > | >I want to produce HTML email shots to my customers with pictures and
| > | > attractive layout, is front page the application or is publisher ok?
| > |
| > |
| >
| >
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