An attached .mht file should be used to email a multiple page new.

[John Quinn N8GBQ]

Publisher suggested methods are Publisher WEB single page or an attached .pub
file. Also a .tif or .mdi are alternate suggestions. Publisher multiple page
newsletters can be saved as a .mht file and can be viewed in IE on the same
computer or viewed on another computer if the file is moved by disk. However
when emailed (using MSN), it is not viewable at the other end. In most cases
it is completely messed up and in a few cases it is moderately close. This
has been tested with recipients using Windows XP and ME using IE 6.0. This
seems like a good universal way to have multiple page newsletters viewable by
most people.

 

[JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP]]

If you have multiple pages, I'd suggest .pdf files.

 

[Brian Kvalheim [MSFT MVP]]

John Quinn N8GBQ wrote:
|| Publisher suggested methods are Publisher WEB single page or an
|| attached .pub file. Also a .tif or .mdi are alternate suggestions.
|| Publisher multiple page newsletters can be saved as a .mht file and
|| can be viewed in IE on the same computer or viewed on another
|| computer if the file is moved by disk. However when emailed (using
|| MSN), it is not viewable at the other end. In most cases it is
|| completely messed up and in a few cases it is moderately close. This
|| has been tested with recipients using Windows XP and ME using IE
|| 6.0. This seems like a good universal way to have multiple page
|| newsletters viewable by most people.

Sending *.mht files with multiple pages are a known issue. I recommend *.mdi
if your recipients all have MS Office.
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.publishermvps.com

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