Outlook message formatting
#1
Outlook message formatting
Hi
Can anyone advise how to set up outlook so that when you open up a new message the format of it is set accordingly:
I want to have a clickable picture at the top of the email which automatically takes you to a website, formatted background colour and formatted text?
I have tried using the stationary picker in outlook but it doesnt appear to have this functionality?
I have an email that I can use, which is exactly the same format / web link as what I want, however I dont want to keep forwarding it and then editing etc. It would be great if it automatically set the format when I opened a new message / responded etc...
Any experts out there!
Thanks in advance!
Can anyone advise how to set up outlook so that when you open up a new message the format of it is set accordingly:
I want to have a clickable picture at the top of the email which automatically takes you to a website, formatted background colour and formatted text?
I have tried using the stationary picker in outlook but it doesnt appear to have this functionality?
I have an email that I can use, which is exactly the same format / web link as what I want, however I dont want to keep forwarding it and then editing etc. It would be great if it automatically set the format when I opened a new message / responded etc...
Any experts out there!
Thanks in advance!
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Hi
Have MS Office pro installed, with "ms outlook 2000 9.0.0.2711 internet mail only"
Will this work? If not can you advise what version i need?
Not even sure if the above info is what you need ???
thanks
Have MS Office pro installed, with "ms outlook 2000 9.0.0.2711 internet mail only"
Will this work? If not can you advise what version i need?
Not even sure if the above info is what you need ???
thanks
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That should work fine then. Just check which version you're running - what does the splash say when you start Outlook? Failing that, go to Help>About Microsoft Outlook and it'll tell you there.
Without having a detailed look, I think you'll find what you need in the Stationery Composer wizard. It's Tools>Options>Compose in Outlook Express but I'll have a look under Outlook 2003 tomorrow.
Cheers
Kav
PS - In Outlook, go to Tools>Options>Mail Format - you should be able to do everything you're after in there.
Without having a detailed look, I think you'll find what you need in the Stationery Composer wizard. It's Tools>Options>Compose in Outlook Express but I'll have a look under Outlook 2003 tomorrow.
Cheers
Kav
PS - In Outlook, go to Tools>Options>Mail Format - you should be able to do everything you're after in there.
Last edited by Mark Miwurdz; 23 November 2005 at 12:36 PM.
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