OT - How to add a letterhead to an email?

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Rick,

If they are using Outlook, they can click on Tools, Options, Mail Format and
then go to the Stationary picker. If they have the letterhead image saved
(such as a bitmap, JPG, etc) they should be able to attach that to the mail.


Liz



-----Original Message-----
From: Rick Gors [mailto:rgors@...]
Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2004 1:24 PM
To: Vantage eGroup (E-mail)
Subject: [Vantage] OT - How to add a letterhead to an email???


To anyone who knows:

My mobile sales person(s) want to have their email look and print like a
letter. I've seen/received emails that are "dressed up" with a lot of
frilly looking crap and this made me wonder if I could (1) scan the "logo"
at the top of our letterhead and then (2) paste the image into a
"background" or "template" type of page that he would (3) then type his
stuff onto and then send.

Any ideas?

TIA

RG






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To anyone who knows:

My mobile sales person(s) want to have their email look and print like a
letter. I've seen/received emails that are "dressed up" with a lot of
frilly looking crap and this made me wonder if I could (1) scan the "logo"
at the top of our letterhead and then (2) paste the image into a
"background" or "template" type of page that he would (3) then type his
stuff onto and then send.

Any ideas?

TIA

RG


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If you are using Outlook, you can set your page format to HTML. Then you
could create a background image of your company logo and such, set the
margins, etc. Create it as a default template and you have what you are
looking for.



-----Original Message-----
From: Rick Gors [mailto:rgors@...]
Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2004 3:24 PM
To: Vantage eGroup (E-mail)
Subject: [Vantage] OT - How to add a letterhead to an email???


To anyone who knows:

My mobile sales person(s) want to have their email look and print like a
letter. I've seen/received emails that are "dressed up" with a lot of
frilly looking crap and this made me wonder if I could (1) scan the "logo"
at the top of our letterhead and then (2) paste the image into a
"background" or "template" type of page that he would (3) then type his
stuff onto and then send.

Any ideas?

TIA

RG