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Building Stationary.

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SomOne - 15 May 2004 19:08 GMT
Would like to try and build some stationary for OE6.0 with MS XP Pro

Would like to have a logo (jpg or gif) in upper left corner.

Would like to have the logo remain with the document during mailing and
forwarding.

Would like to have some personalized letterhead in the center.

Would like to have that remain with the document, during mailing and
forwarding.

Would like to save it to a file where I can call it up at a template.

Would like to be able to be able to only have it for my first page, if
possible

Would like detailed instructions.  Tried to save the stuff off, following OE
help only to have the document come up with a little box with a red x in it.

Understand that it would be in html.

Thanks in advance.

BuckShot
cod3b453 - 17 May 2004 21:41 GMT
Really, you should look into learning basic HTML (and CSS if your feeling brave). Anyway…here goes

Using notepad type

<HTML><BODY><IMG SRC = "[FileName]" WIDTH = [LogoWidth] HEIGHT = [LogoHeight]><BR><CENTER>[LetterHead]</CENTER><BR><BR><SPAN ID = "_AthCaret"></SPAN><BR></BODY></HTML

* Replace anything in […] with correct values e.g. "[FileName]" => "logo.gif

Save this to 'C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Stationery' as a HTML file, put the logo picture in the same folder. The <SPAN> bit is used to tell OE where to put the email message

This should work. Good Luc

cod3b453
 
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