Re: Help with Stationery and OE 6

Thanks for the reply

I have tried both options. Its funny because Im not using standard
stationary - Im using customised templates that work fine for new mail - just
not working for replying to messages - I can attach MS stationery to the
email no problems and I can edit the source code but that overwrites the
message.

HTH too ! Im in a pickle!

J


"PJ" wrote:

> Joc Wilson wrote...
> > Hi there - I was wanting to know how to use stationery when you reply to
> > someones email. I currently use it for new mail but cannot seem to be able to
> > attach stationary when I reply to an email. Please help!!!
>
> Joc,
> After you read your email and then hit reply, go to Format> and select RichText. Then go to Format> again and select ApplyStationery. Select the stationery that you wish. (As I have done with this reply.)
>
> Another thing that you can do if you are familiar with HTML coding. After selecting RichText, go to View> and select SourceEdit. This will give you 3 tabs on the bottom of the compose screen. (Edit - Source - Preview) You can do direct coding for the page while viewing the Source tab.
>
> HTH,
> PJ
.

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