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Hi there was hoping that someone could help me here. I started with WINME and thanks to a friend in another forum online, I got interested in stationery in my emails. Took me a bit but I got ok with it. I graduated to 2000 from my daughter but that "bit the dust" and for past 2-3 years I have XP HOME.
I am pretty good snagging jpegs, jiffs etc to use in my emails but had a lovely stationery called EYES from stationery site.....it got screwed up in 2000. I was just looking through old forum and noticed its still there. BUT its in .eml form and for some dog gone reason I cannot figure out how to get it to work. Yes it could be just old and xp won't take it but just wondering if someone could tell me step by step on downloading .eml stationery. I do know its usally saved somewhere seperate on computer than reg stationery. I get it that perhaps that one is a no---but still would like a refresher on them. I don't want to change any settings here and did manage to get one to co-operate and stick. I printed out what I learned in many binders( I learned computer on my own by visiting many forums---hence the name lol) but of course, it doesn't apply to XP and although it not drastically important, I really would appreciate some insight Thanks for listening
I am pretty good snagging jpegs, jiffs etc to use in my emails but had a lovely stationery called EYES from stationery site.....it got screwed up in 2000. I was just looking through old forum and noticed its still there. BUT its in .eml form and for some dog gone reason I cannot figure out how to get it to work. Yes it could be just old and xp won't take it but just wondering if someone could tell me step by step on downloading .eml stationery. I do know its usally saved somewhere seperate on computer than reg stationery. I get it that perhaps that one is a no---but still would like a refresher on them. I don't want to change any settings here and did manage to get one to co-operate and stick. I printed out what I learned in many binders( I learned computer on my own by visiting many forums---hence the name lol) but of course, it doesn't apply to XP and although it not drastically important, I really would appreciate some insight Thanks for listening