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How do I make textboxes work when doing an email newsletter?
I am creating an email newsletter with textboxes using the Web view. The
newsletter looks fine in Word but when the email is received, the text boxes have moved. I then used a template from Microsoft and the text boxes also moved. Is there a way to 'ground' them so they don't move? |
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How do I make textboxes work when doing an email newsletter?
Strong suggestion: Use tables with no borders. You may also want to CENTER
the entire table on the page. I think you'll be much happier. ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "mac32" wrote in message ... I am creating an email newsletter with textboxes using the Web view. The newsletter looks fine in Word but when the email is received, the text boxes have moved. I then used a template from Microsoft and the text boxes also moved. Is there a way to 'ground' them so they don't move? |
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