Re: Publisher newsletter PDF, etc

From: JL Paules (JL_Amerson_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 06/11/04 

Date: Fri, 11 Jun 2004 07:42:19 -0400

I don't blame you for not putting her business information on your personal
web space. Even if you don't use it for yourself, it is YOUR space. Plus
what happens if/when you no longer work for her?

What about getting some freebie space for her? There must still be some
places that offer you a small amount of free web space. I haven't looked
into it lately but maybe Geocities? Does she have a computer with Internet
access? If so, she just may have some space available to use.

(BTW, I belong to the EGA and am quite familiar with Project Linus. Do you
work for a quilt shop? Is your newsletters for the quilting guild? There is
a Yahoo Group available for guild editors. You might find that also a
helpful resource. Contact me out of the group for information.) 

-- 
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
"Donna in Idaho (remove invalid)" <daawra3553@yahoo.com.invalid> wrote in
message news:qMayc.2082$on3.839@news01.roc.ny...
> No, the store that I do the quarterly newsletter for doesn't have a
website
> yet (and who knows when it will).  She is being dragged into the
electronic
> age kicking and screaming.  It took me awhile to convince her that trying
to
> send the newsletter strictly as an e-mail was not the way to go.   Then
the
> customers who received the e-mail started complaining because it didn't
have
> the monthly calendars for all the scheduled classes.  That's when she
> finally decided that we needed to go the pdf route.
>
> The problem is:  I don't feel that I should be putting the newsletter for
an
> established business on my personal freebie website & since she won't
spend
> the money to have a website developed, we're going the e-mail route.
> -- 
> Donna in Idaho
> Project Linus Boise/SW Idaho Coordinator
> Website: http://donnakwilts.tripod.com/
>
> Remove "invalid" to reply
>
>
> "Steve in NC" <dtp2webSPAM@netscape.net> wrote in message
> news:xr9yc.1252$Wr.791@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> > Sorry but I haven't been following this thread in depth...
> >
> > But do you have a web site for your company/group/association??
> >
> > If so, just make the newsletter available there for viewing or download
> > and you don't have to fret about emailing something to people who might
> > not want a large email download or worry if they have the program to
> > read it or whatever. Just email them and say "It's online at http etc
> > etc etc" ...
> >
> > If you don't have a website... someone in your org probably has the
> > cyber space with their web host to put a simple page up to announce the
> > availability of the newsletter for access ..... what's the problem???
> >
> > Why is this emailing of PubDocuments in PDF such a problem?! Just upload
> > it and tell the members "HERE IT IS".
> >
> > i've been doing this for years..
> >
> > back lurking
> >
> > Steve in NC
> >
> > Donna in Idaho (remove invalid) wrote:
> > > I kinda wondered if everyone wouldn't have Acrobat already.  But,
after
> some
> > > of the experiences we're having with customer's e-mail addresses, I'm
> not
> > > too sure of anything.  A couple ladies gave the store owner their
e-mail
> > > address & then told her they rarely, if ever, check their e-mail.
> Another
> > > told her she has her e-mail address blocked so no one can get in!!
So,
> why
> > > did she give out that e-mail address?!!!!!!
> > >
> >
>
>
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