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Where is the option to display images from email newsletters by default
so I do not have to click on the display images link?
Thanks.
so I do not have to click on the display images link?
Thanks.
Rick said:Where is the option to display images from email newsletters by default
so I do not have to click on the display images link?
Rick said:Thanks for the reply. I am creating the newsletter that will be sent to
all teachers in our district and I want to make it as easy as possible
for them to see it. Some will be using Outlook 2003 and some Outlook 2007.
1. is there any potential virus threat to users from other people if
they unblock images? Other threats?
2. How do you create a safe senders list?
Rick said:Thanks for the reply. I am creating the newsletter that will be sent to
all teachers in our district and I want to make it as easy as possible for
them to see it. Some will be using Outlook 2003 and some Outlook 2007.
Rick said:As a matter of fact, some teachers will view it in Outlook on the
desktops and some will view it through the web based version of
Outlook, others might view it through MS Entourgae on a Mac. The
email will only be sent to the college email accounts so they will
have to view it through one of these clients.
The district wants all faculty to read this newsletter, so although it
may not seem important to them, I am trying to figure out how to best
ensure that it is as easily viewable as possible. The higher ups have
already decided not to send the newsletter as a .PDF or to provide a
link to a HTML based newsletter on a server.
Diane Poremsky said:A PDF is a bad idea - it will be ignored.
Diane Poremsky said:That's the best way to get the message deleted unread.
Diane said:That's the best way to get the message deleted unread.
VanguardLH said:However, in this case, the sender is NOT unknown to the recipients.
Plus, the sender should always add sufficient information in the body of
their message so the recipient sees not only that the e-mail came from a
known sender but also has a clue as to what is the attachment. Even
known and trusted senders shouldn't send empty e-mails that consist of
only an attachment.