Outlook templates and determine where the typed text from me and reply answer will be!

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Lars Gravesen

HI I have a little question.
I have a template that have a top image banner.
(This is inserted through css to have the magin for insertin the reply
text and my text.)

Under this I have a table with 2 Columns. One Column for the text I
write and the text for all reply and in the other Column for a picture
of a product.
The first column have a background image that is following the top
image. It is kind of a fade from the top image down in this column.

I would like to controll where I start writing and more important
where the reply will display. With the solution I have now the reply
will be written between the top picture and the table. Is there a way
to tell outlook where to reply or a great way to build a template like
this.

Tanks a lot for all creative ideas .-)


Lars Gravesen
 
Is there a way
to tell outlook where to reply or a great way to build a template like
this.

Tanks a lot for all creative ideas .-)
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I don't have any creative answers for you. While Outlook is very
customizable on some features, most of the application is private and
uncustomizable. And some of the places, like the General Tab of the
Contact Item form, you can touch, but only at the risk of losing some of
the desirable features built into that tab. I do not know of anybody
who had tried this degree of design control, and I don't think you will
get very far with it. When you head gets bloody from hitting the wall
too much, be sure to stop.

Frankly, I think you will have better luck with SharePoint: SPS or WSS.

Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
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Mukilteo, WA USA
 
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