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Graphics-rich email sent from Word or Outlook are corrupted
When trying to use Word or Publisher as Email editors, the graphics files
embedded in the Word document get sent as attachments rather than a "what you see is what you get" transmission (Note: This is even true when viewing in a Hotmail account). Outlook previews the sent msg's as they appear in Word. Also, a Microsoft template designed for Email newsletters gets corrupted in a similar manner. Is it possible to send an intact newsletter that is not sent as an attachment? -- Darius |
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The better approach is to create your html message as a page in FrontPage.
All images must be placed in your page AND on your web site and then the image must be linked to. Open a new message using MS Word as your e-mail editor, open the FrontPage file, and select all (Ctrl+A), copy to the clipboard (Ctrl+C), click in your message and paste (Ctrl+V). "Darius" (filter spam) wrote in message ... When trying to use Word or Publisher as Email editors, the graphics files embedded in the Word document get sent as attachments rather than a "what you see is what you get" transmission (Note: This is even true when viewing in a Hotmail account). Outlook previews the sent msg's as they appear in Word. Also, a Microsoft template designed for Email newsletters gets corrupted in a similar manner. Is it possible to send an intact newsletter that is not sent as an attachment? -- Darius |
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Couldn't find this link for my prior response:
http://www.microsoftfrontpage.com/usingfp/newsletters/ "Darius" (filter spam) wrote in message ... When trying to use Word or Publisher as Email editors, the graphics files embedded in the Word document get sent as attachments rather than a "what you see is what you get" transmission (Note: This is even true when viewing in a Hotmail account). Outlook previews the sent msg's as they appear in Word. Also, a Microsoft template designed for Email newsletters gets corrupted in a similar manner. Is it possible to send an intact newsletter that is not sent as an attachment? -- Darius |
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However you send e-mail messages, you have no control over how they are
viewed. Many users, myself included, convert all incoming e-mails to plain text which will separate out graphics and eliminate text formatting etc. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org .. Darius wrote: When trying to use Word or Publisher as Email editors, the graphics files embedded in the Word document get sent as attachments rather than a "what you see is what you get" transmission (Note: This is even true when viewing in a Hotmail account). Outlook previews the sent msg's as they appear in Word. Also, a Microsoft template designed for Email newsletters gets corrupted in a similar manner. Is it possible to send an intact newsletter that is not sent as an attachment? -- Darius |
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