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Jeannette Fitch
My requirements are no where near as demanding as what has been listed by
others, but I would like to create custom stationery to match my personal
business needs, so that when I send out an email to clients it LOOKS like my
stationery that I print out. I don't know why this is so complicated and
seemingly impossible. Even if I save my stationery as an htm file in the
stationery folder in Office 2007 it doesn't show up on the list of stationery
options when I create an email. I am highly frustrated with this and would
appreciate any tips or suggestions from anyone regarding this. I am not a
programmer, and I don't understand HTML, so please be gentle with me in
describing what I should do. I have been able to insert a background color
and an image on an individual email, but unfortunately I can't seem to add
other items, like a page border, header or footer to contain my address, and
different "paper" looks, like a shaded column on one side, etc. I am also
frustrated with Office 2007. I had to switch because of some of the people
that I work with, but this is beyond ridiculous. Why would they make Office
unable to have a custom stationery??? In these days of communication by
email it is even more important to be able to "brand" your email to your
clients.
others, but I would like to create custom stationery to match my personal
business needs, so that when I send out an email to clients it LOOKS like my
stationery that I print out. I don't know why this is so complicated and
seemingly impossible. Even if I save my stationery as an htm file in the
stationery folder in Office 2007 it doesn't show up on the list of stationery
options when I create an email. I am highly frustrated with this and would
appreciate any tips or suggestions from anyone regarding this. I am not a
programmer, and I don't understand HTML, so please be gentle with me in
describing what I should do. I have been able to insert a background color
and an image on an individual email, but unfortunately I can't seem to add
other items, like a page border, header or footer to contain my address, and
different "paper" looks, like a shaded column on one side, etc. I am also
frustrated with Office 2007. I had to switch because of some of the people
that I work with, but this is beyond ridiculous. Why would they make Office
unable to have a custom stationery??? In these days of communication by
email it is even more important to be able to "brand" your email to your
clients.