Re: re Creating own Stationery
- From: KEB <KEB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 10 Jul 2005 15:01:01 -0700
Dear Helen,
Thank you !! Thank you !! Thank you !!
Your small "error" is totally forgiven considering the time and the quality
of the "tutorial" assistance that you have given me .... once again, thank
you !!!
Have carried out your "new" instructions per re-opening OE .... works like a
dream !!
Can't see attached html file re 2nd way of using pre-formatted stationary
but presume that is because I have accessed this discussion group again via
IE ??? I will go to OE later and presumably will see it then ??? Do I need
"HTML" option ticked in OE options to be able to read your file ??
** That option looks to be way above my level of expertise but I do want to
learn so when I have a couple of hours will follow it thru !!
Thanks again for your time & assistance to someone a whole lot LESS
knowledgeable than you !!!!
Kind regards,
KEB .... N.Z.
--
Semi-literate,but learning !
"hellunzelluf" wrote:
> Hi Keb!
>
> Good to hear you managed to get a default eml stationery with your text.
> Since it was rather late here, I made a small mistake in writing down the
> re-opening procedure.
> On chosing MESSAGE | New Message with ....| ..... OE remembers your last 10
> opened stationery files.
> In order to re-use your eml stationery, you have to open your eml file once
> by simply clicking it. Then send it as usual, close OE and re-open OE to see
> this particular eml in the history list. From then on, you can start re-using
> without closing OE between every sending procedure.
>
> The method Virgie~CO is describing is very useful also, but needs some other
> manual redoings (like adjusting the To: line).
>
> To show you a different way of how you can accomplish sending a
> pre-formatted text e-mail, I made you a small html file (see attached).
> Save this html file to some convenient and easy accessable folder on your
> hard drive.
> To actually see what makes this html file tick, simply open (or copy it to)
> your Notepad. You'll see the source of the standard stationery.
> At the top there is a DIV tag containing the styles of your text format. It looks like this, I have added annotations on the style defenitions in red:
>
> <STYLE type=text/css>
> BODY {
> MARGIN: 35px; the set value in px's determines the blank space between the screen edges and your text
> FONT-FAMILY: verdana, trebuchet; the set name(s) of the font(s). 1st. font is default, 2nd. will show if 1st. is not available on receiver's end.
> COLOR: #8080c0; color of the font (use hex codes or simply text like red, blue, green)
> FONT-SIZE: 12px; font size in pixels
> FONT-WEIGHT: normal; font weight; definitions are normal,bold
> FONT-STYLE: normal; font style: definitions are normal, italic
> TEXT-ALIGN: left; alignment of text: definitions are left, center, right
> SCROLLBAR-ARROW-COLOR: #8080c0; colors in hex code or text for all the scroll-bar segments (here white)
> SCROLLBAR-HIGHLIGHT-COLOR: #ffffff;
> SCROLLBAR-3DLIGHT-COLOR: #ffffff;
> SCROLLBAR-LIGHT-COLOR: #FFFFFF;
> SCROLLBAR-SHADOW-COLOR: #ffffff;
> SCROLLBAR-DARKSHADOW-COLOR: #ffffff;
> SCROLLBAR-FACE-COLOR: #ffffff;
> SCROLLBAR-BASE-COLOR: #ffffff;
> SCROLLBAR-TRACK-COLOR: #ffffff;
> BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff color of the background of your e-mail, here white
> }
> </STYLE>
>
> Change any individual definition you like, while in Notepad. If there is an individual definition you don't want to use, simply delete the whole line.
> Make sure your last definition does not have a ; at the end of the line.
> Close Notepad and save your changes.
> Make a copy of this file in your Windows Browser and rename the copy. Give it a name you like.
> Tip: have the name start with a triple A (something like AAA-defaulttext.htm). This will come in handy in the next step ... you'll see!!
>
> Copy this renamed html file (the extention of the file can be .htm or ..html) into your default OE stationery folder:
> C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Stationery
>
> From now on you can open this template in OE
> MESSAGE| New Message with | Select Stationery ..... | OE always opens its default Stationery folder first (this is the folder where you copied your html file).
> Now you see where my tip comes in .... because it sorts alphabethecally, your triple A-name file will always be on top of the list.
>
>
> Make sure your OE is set in Rich Text (Format | Rich Text).
> At the bottom of your screen you will see three tabs appearing: Edit - Source - Preview.
> While in the Edit pane you can edit whatever text you like, i.e. personalize the text with the addressee's name. See the end result in the preview pane.
>
> From there you can open the template each time you want to use it, either from the default stationery folder, or, when present from the history list.
>
> Whether you use the eml method or the html file from your default Stationery folder is up to you. Whatever you like best.
> Fun thing about using the htm file method ... you could even add your logo image and/or more nice stuff. But that's another tutorial, LOL.
>
> One more tip: if it is of no concern to you to reply in a pure personal way, you might want to read up on how to send e-mails to multiple addresses, using the Group-facility in OE in the help files.
> But at the end of the day, it all takes some manual actions to get one or several e-mails out.
>
> Well, this has become quite a tutorial :o))
> I hope I've been clear enough in my explanations and that it is of use to you.
>
> Helen
> =====
>
>
> "KEB" <KEB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schreef in bericht
> news:A6C59E45-B31E-45E7-9181-F76BE063C919@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Dear Helen,
> > Thank you so much for your reply !!!!
> > It seems so easy when someone actually knows what they are talking about.
> >
> > The problem of creating and saving my own "custom"stationary is certainly
> > solved but the latter part of your suggestion is not working for me ......
> > to
> > send to multiple clients one after the other .....
> >
> > After creating and "save as...." as you suggested ( in My Documents ) I
> > can
> > certainly open it from there in a "New Message" window but ....
> >
> > 1. ... unless I have opened OE in another window, once i send the message
> > (
> > and that window closes) OE is no longer open ?????
> >
> > 2. ... when I go into OE a copy of the new message is in the "Sent "
> > folder,
> > but in trying to send the same message to the next 10 - 15 people , the
> > stationary is not in the list to re-use, as you described .... "message /
> > new message using .... " ????
> > *** The only options available in this list are those that have been
> > accessed from the "Stationary" folder ..... I tried saving to that
> > location
> > also, which worked, but can't access my documents in this folder.... from
> > OE
> > it will only show documents that are HTML or jpeg/gif etc format ..... I
> > can't even see the documents I save there in "eml" format but when I go
> > in
> > via ... C/Program/Common/Microsoft/Station
> > ...they are there !!!!
> > If poss, could you help me once again ??? Thanks so much for helpuing me
> > get
> > this far !!
> > --
> > Semi-literate,but learning !
> >
> >
> > "hellunzelluf" wrote:
> >
> >> Hi KEB,
> >> I read your first question.
> >> First, you might want to read up on some good information on stationery
> >> in
> >> general here:
> >> http://www.lettermanstationery.us/answers.htm
> >> Not everything on this site will be of interest to you, but it will help
> >> you
> >> understand the tricks of the trade.
> >>
> >> As far as I understand from your first question, all you want is one or
> >> two
> >> stationeries with standard text in your particular lay-out to re-use
> >> whenever you need it.
> >> All the steps you described you did, can be used to achieve this goal, up
> >> to
> >> the part where you try to save your stationery.
> >> As soon as you have your "standard" stationery, save it in File | Save as
> >> ..... | and choose the file format .eml, giving your stationery a name
> >> you
> >> want.
> >> Save it to a place convenient and easy accessable on your hard drive. The
> >> eml file can be opened directly from your hard drive; it opens OE for you
> >> and will contain the text and format you saved it in ... you can re-use
> >> it
> >> as often as you like. If you have to re-use it several times at once, you
> >> only need to open the eml file from your hard disk once ... send it to
> >> customer #1, and for all subsequent e-mails, choose Message | New Message
> >> with ... | and you will find your eml file at the top of the list to
> >> re-open. There is no need to close and re-open your OE this way.
> >>
> >> There are other ways, but for your purpose, this would be the most
> >> convenient way to go, I think.
> >>
> >> Hope this helps.
> >>
> >> Helen
> >> ====
> >>
> >> "KEB" <sceniclands@xxxxxxxxxxx> schreef in bericht
> >> news:eMfIQkNhFHA.3912@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >> > Posted a query 07/07 re subject but haven't received any replies to
> >> > help
> >> > yet
> >> > !
> >> > ?? Is this because I don't appear to have an e-mail address with my
> >> > post
> >> > ??
> >> > ?? Have I done something wrong in set up for entry into this newsgroup
> >> > ???
> >> > Any help would be greatly appreciated !!!
> >> >
> >> > Obviously Illiterate !
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
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