I have created my HTML email in an index.html file and linked all the images to an FTP site.
I am not using MailChimp etc, I want to know how to send this email directly from Outlook 2010 itself?
How can I send this email out to lots of people (all using Outlook) and for them to be able to view the HTML within the email itself and not opening an attachment.
I basically want the code I have done in the body of the email within Outlook?
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Its been a while since Ive done this myself but if you create a new mail message and then choose Insert, then File and finally select your coded HTML file. In the lower right corner of the Insert dialog click on the arrow next to the insert button and select Insert as Text.
The other option would be to import the HTML file itself as stationery. Here is Microsoft's walkthrough of that process:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/create-stationery-for-email-messages-HA102561327.aspx?CTT=5&origin=HA010355037
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I was hoping I could get some insight as to how to perform the following on my website;
I have a PDF application that I would like users to be able to fill out and hit 'Submit' to automatically send the filled-out application to my email.
Would it be possible to have an editable pdf on a web page that they fill out on the web page? When they are done they would hit submit and it would send a copy of this filled-out pdf to my email
Would it be possible to have an html form that the user fills out and when they hit submit, it automatically creates a copy of the pdf, fills in the fields using the html form information, and sends it to my email?
I have very little knowledge when it comes to this so any sort of assistance would be helpful.
Thank you!
Would it be possible to have an editable pdf on a web page that they fill out on the web page? When they are done they would hit submit and it would send a copy of this filled-out pdf to my email
I don't know about this.
Would it be possible to have an html form that the user fills out and when they hit submit, it automatically creates a copy of the pdf, fills in the fields using the html form information, and sends it to my email?
I know about this.
You can do this by using mpdf and PHPMailer libraries. I am using them in my projects. I will soon paste here an example.
I currently have a linked table in access that points to a folder in outlook. I want to be able to manipulate these emails inside of access. I'm able to do this, but the only problem is the formatting of the email body field (called contents in the linked outlook table) is lost. I have the text box set as rich text, but everything is converted to plain text. Is there any workaround here to keep the original formatting including tables that is seen in the email? I used the wizard in access to link the outlook folder.
I am attempting to create an HTML newsletter to send out. I have created the newsletter in Microsoft Publisher and exported it to HTML. I then open the HTML file and select all and paste it into a Gmail draft. In the preview, the newsletter looks great but when I send it to myself and receive it, Gmail completely breaks the formatting and pushes all the text below the image. When I tested this with my AOL email, the formatting was fine and the text was on top of the image where its supposed to be. I even tried using Mailchimp to code the newsletter and it also appeared to be fine but when I sent it to all my emails, Gmail was the only one that broke the format. The email looks perfect on AOL and even on my iPhone Mail App which is connected to my Gmail. What am I doing wrong?
It looks to me like the columns are being lined up wrong, but from the code you have sent this is probably the least of your worries. Creating a html email in Microsoft Publisher is a bad idea. You might be better using something like mailchimp's free builder and copying the html out of that (or even just sending from there)
I wanted to insert an attachment in Confluence, so that I can access the image attachment for my html image tag(url). But I don't want them to appear in the page, is there a way where I can attach it in the page but it will not appear in the page?
one option is to attach it to another page, where your users usually do not go. call it 'technical page' or something.
the other option is to upload the attachment directly to your confluence server, into confluence app directory/confluence/, then you'll be able to reach it on yourcflserver:port/xxxx.png
I have a mailto link in HTML which when clicked, opens an email to IT Support. Is it at all possible to have a screenshot of the screen automatically copied and pasted into this email, without any action from the user?
You can't copy + paste an image directly into the mail client if using a mailto: link. If however you build a support email form, which sends the email server side from your webserver, using methods described in this question it will be possible to automatically include a screenshot of the site.