Outstanding stationery found on this site.

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This is incredible stationery. For those special occasions I like to
send stationery to family/friends for birthdays, etc. Too many people
work on systems now that block made eCards so this is nice
alternative. But I stumbled upon the best stationery I have ever
seen. If you've seen this already, or know of it, sorry. I know that
it'll be amazing for others who like this sort of thing. And unlike
made eCards, they haven't blocked graphics/midi-rich emails yet.

Stationery for OE5.5 and Outlook:
http://shar.koolhost.com/stationery05.htm
There are fifteen pages in all so lots to look through.

I'm having a bit of trouble with Outllook 2000 in that not all
elements seem to be processed but I think that's an html thing rather
than an "incompatibility" issue between something coded for OE and not
O2K or other.

Enjoy!
 
"fitwell" a émis l'idée suivante :

It is nice, but hard to find a font color that will be easily read.
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(personal gripe follows, disregard as necessary)
<curmudgeonMode=on>
I really dislike this sort of thing. I'm on dialup, and getting e-mails
with all that stuff in them is a waste of bandwidth. If people want to
send stuff by snail mail and want to take the time to make a pretty
stationery, fine. But don't make my connection grind to a halt just to
satisfy your cutesiness requirement.
<curmudgeonMode=off>

That said, they are quite pretty.

Chakolate

--

On sadness:
The cure for this ill is not to sit still,
Or to frowst with a book by the fire,
But to take a large hoe and a shovel also,
And to dig till you gently perspire.
--Rudyard Kipling
 
http://shar.koolhost.com/stationery05.htm
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For those looking for stationery, have a looksee here:
http://www.thundercloud.net/. Excerpt from the site: Over 21 Million
Downloads! The Web's most popular site for free Stationery for
Outlook Express & Outlook®

Cloudeight Stationery is the Web's most popular and largest
collection of e-mail stationery for Outlook and Outlook Express. Our
stationery is easy-to-use and always Free! You'll find all of our
public stationery listed in our complete stationery library. There
are currently more than 2000 selections. We offer even more to our
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When I used OE, I used Cloudeight. Wonderful stationery.
HTH,
 
"fitwell" a émis l'idée suivante :
This is incredible stationery. For those special occasions I like to
send stationery to family/friends for birthdays, etc. Too many people
work on systems now that block made eCards so this is nice
alternative. But I stumbled upon the best stationery I have ever
seen. If you've seen this already, or know of it, sorry. I know that
it'll be amazing for others who like this sort of thing. And unlike
made eCards, they haven't blocked graphics/midi-rich emails yet.

Stationery for OE5.5 and Outlook:
http://shar.koolhost.com/stationery05.htm
There are fifteen pages in all so lots to look through.

I'm having a bit of trouble with Outllook 2000 in that not all
elements seem to be processed but I think that's an html thing rather
than an "incompatibility" issue between something coded for OE and not
O2K or other.

Enjoy!
Click to expand...

It is nice, but hard to find a font color that will be easily read.
 
"fitwell" a émis l'idée suivante :

It is nice, but hard to find a font color that will be easily read.
Click to expand...

Oh, I never worry about that. When I go to use it, I tweak anyway. I
never find anything that is 100% perfect so look for things that come
as close to being what I need and then tweak. :oD
 
(personal gripe follows, disregard as necessary)
<curmudgeonMode=on>
I really dislike this sort of thing. I'm on dialup, and getting e-mails
with all that stuff in them is a waste of bandwidth. If people want to
send stuff by snail mail and want to take the time to make a pretty
stationery, fine. But don't make my connection grind to a halt just to
satisfy your cutesiness requirement.
<curmudgeonMode=off>

That said, they are quite pretty.
Click to expand...

Yes, I know many people feel that way. I don't use these as a rule,
you understand. These are for holidays and special occasions when I
would normall send an eCard. Since I don't believe in those free
eCard services at all, I used FreeCard and other sources to make them.
But lately, everyone has processes at work to stop these. Email
stationery is a way around that. No-one has not liked the emails
recvd. They know they get them only on special occasions. Anything,
no matter how nice, is an annoyance if overused.

Cheers!
 
Yes, I know many people feel that way. I don't use these as a rule,
you understand. These are for holidays and special occasions when I
would normall send an eCard. Since I don't believe in those free
eCard services at all, I used FreeCard and other sources to make them.
But lately, everyone has processes at work to stop these. Email
stationery is a way around that. No-one has not liked the emails
recvd. They know they get them only on special occasions. Anything,
no matter how nice, is an annoyance if overused.
Click to expand...

True. I wish more people felt the way you do about e-cards. Every time
someone sends me one, my spam doubles or triples.

Jeez, am I a grumpy gus or what? :-)

Chakolate

--

On sadness:
The cure for this ill is not to sit still,
Or to frowst with a book by the fire,
But to take a large hoe and a shovel also,
And to dig till you gently perspire.
--Rudyard Kipling
 
True. I wish more people felt the way you do about e-cards. Every time
someone sends me one, my spam doubles or triples.
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Geez, yes! I _hate_ that. And when you're at the office, you feel
awful on top of that!
Jeez, am I a grumpy gus or what? :-)
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No. I _hear_ you. I know what I like and don't like, too. :oD
 
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