I have Outlook Express with stationery, yet the stationery doesn't show up when I send it to Yahoo addresses, only the words! Am I doing something wrong? Or does the stationery only show up if the recipient has Outlook Express?
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when you send an email with stationary it is considered html mail. your recipients at yahoo may have html graphics off, which quite a few people do, as viruses potentially can be activated through this kind of message.\n\nanother thing yo may need to check is your settings.\nin outlook express, goto tools/options, click on the send tab.\nmake sure that html is checked for "mail sending format"\n\nhope this helps you.
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Quick call the police... Microsoft are breaking the privacy laws!!! Oh wait, there are barely any privacy laws (just ask the president!)\n\nYeah that's right. If you hit New Message in Outlook and in the new message window and click Options you will get a dialog box with 'Voting and (shudder) Tracking options. You can request both a 'delivery receipt' and a 'read receipt'.\n\n[I seem to remember that Outlook Express has the same options.]\n\nSome email servers actively block this stuff but the majority don't. Another issue is that the recipient can tell their email client to warn them about receipt requests and they can be canceled. And don't forget to call the FBI when you get that read receipt... because it's illegal (hahaha!)
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I just went to http://mail.yahoo.com/ and sent a message with no trouble.  No challenge, nothing extra to type in after clicking "Send".\n\nAre you using Yahoo!'s webmail interface (the one I linked to above) to send your mail, or some other method?
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If you have Word it automatically puts in an Address book if it doesn't work. Try getting rid of Office and then re-installing it. That might help, otherwise try to download Outlook Express from Microsoft. Do the same procedure that you can do for Office.
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Under Tools-Accounts, you'll need to fill in some information, such as your email address, password, and POP3 and SMTP servers.  If you contact your ISP, or if you visit your ISP's website, you may be able to find some of this information.  Some web-based email accounts (Yahoo, for example) won't work with Outlook Express (without a third party being involved anyway) - you'll have to check with them individually for details on that.
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I think if i understand your question, you do not need software to accomplish this...\n\nyou are copying "plain text" (just words no hidden nonsense) onto a "email" (which you send with the program outlook express)\n\nHere is a pretty good "way around this" "without buying new software"\n\nafter typing your letter in word, select it all and hit "copy" (located under edit>copy) then open a new word document (just a clean page) and go and "paste it with unformated text". to do that, go to edit>past special> then select unformated uniacode text.\n\nyou will see... the page look very much the same, only difference is if you used any color, or different size font, it went away.... simply copy this plain text (now it really is nothing but text) and then paste it into your email.\n\nNow, if all goes to plan... you should not get any weird unexpected "active X" problems.\n\n\n(the only other problem that you might have is if it is not extra script you are sending that is causing this problem.... then you might have a virus that is adding content to your email,.. and using active X to spread itself... in that case, make sure your anti virus is up to date, or better yet talk to your local computer guy and he will take a look at it...)
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I've never been able to do what you are asking and I spent a good amount of time researching it.  I ended up paying for Yahoo mail and using Outlook.  I digress, you should have the option under your right click menu to Email With Yahoo!.  Once I navigate to the Yahoo attachment page it shows the location of the files as a text right above the browse button.  I simply copy and paste that into the box.  It shortens the process and works good.
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What e-mail system do you use? If it is Outlook Express, you can go through its Options menu (accessible through the Tools menu on the top bar) and xonfidure it to allow attachments to be sent and received. If you don's use Outlook Express, try to look through that program's Options menu and see if there is something similar to the Outlook Express one.
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If you're asking how to send mail with pictures - that later can be forwarded by your recipient(s) to others, you need to check your e-mail program (in its Help screen) on how to insert pictures.  In my program, Outlook Express, once I am in the message box, I can click on Insert, scroll down to 'Picture', and browse through my entire computer for any picture I have; when I click on it, it is inserted into the message, which I can size it, text-wrap it, etc.
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Out of office assistant is not available in Outlook express. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/267880/\n\nBut maybe you can try to emulate an office assistant.  Try this http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311107
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Hi that happens because internet explorer has set outlook as your default mail program.\n\nThe only way around this is to either pay a fee to yahoo so you can use their POP3 from your computer or sign up with a provider that gives you this for free, otherwise you will have to keep copying and pasting everytime.
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First of all, make sure your lists in Excel have headings on the columns.  For example, line "A" needs to say First Name, Last Name, Street City, State, Zip, etc.  This tells Word what type of info it is looking at. Do this to the best of your ability, depending on how you set up your sheet.  If you combined some of it, don't worry and then follow the next steps...\n\nOk, go into Word and choose "Tools" "Letters and Mailings" and "Mail Merge."  When the mail merge wizard opens on the right, choose "labels."  Click "next"  Then choose label options.  Go in and tell it what type of labels you are using, etc.  You should be able to choose the Avery Label and # so it knows what it is printing on.  Then click "next" It should open up a page of blank labels and your next step should be choosing recipients.\n\nClick the "browse" link under "existing list" in the "select recipients" page.  Go through the browse and open your Excel mailing list.  Once you select that, you click "next" to arrange your labels.   There will be a group of options such as "address block" "greeting line" etc. on the right. Set up your "address block" on your labels by clicking the link then positioning it on the label where you want it.\n\nThen, choose the "more" link under the "address block" "greeting line" etc. and a window will pop up.  There will be a button it it that says "Match Fields."  Yours may work a little differently, but you need to find the "Match Fields" in case you need to tell Word which columns in your spreadsheet conatain what info.  For example, if you put the city, state, and zip in one column, you can go in and tell it to use that column for that part of the address.  This is where you tell Word which info to use for the labels.\n\nOnce you get all that meshed correctly, you should be able to preview your labels and all should be well.  If not, check back into the arrange labels part and fix what you need to fix.\n\nI hope that helps!
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why do you need to use express outlook? If it says the host cannot be found its because either someone tampered with the host name like the password .I had similar problems but i called my ISP  they walked me through it and they can explain the best way to use it for job searches.But if you have hotmail addy you might not be able too. Most express outlook don't support hotmail addresses.
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In outlook express:\n"Tools" menu -> Options -> "Send" tab -> "Plain Text Settings" button, uncheck "Indent the original text with >"\n\nIn Microsoft Outlook:\n"Tools" menu -> Options -> "E-Mail Options" button (in "General Tab") - and in the bottom of the window you have the option to chose whether to prefix a replied or forwarded message or not.
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If your main Yahoo account information is all correct, try heading into your "Mail Options" area in your yahoo email account.  From the options area, click on "general preferences," and then check the "reply to," and "from name" data fields to be sure they are listed correctly.  You do also have the option to keep the reply to field blank.  I suspect the from name field has your incorrect information listed.  If you do change anything, be sure to save your changes before you close out the window.\n\nHope this helps.  Good luck!
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No idea of what your send page looks like. Can you describe it? Should have a "send to" box, a "subject box" and a larger one for the body of the message. Try sending a received email from someone to your self. First just use the forward option and then do a cut and past and see if that works. Also, check your "sent" folder and see what is in there. Above when I said cut and paste, I meant cut (from received email) do a compose and see if that gets the window and then paste and send to your self.
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You have to use Outlook or Outlook express or whatever email program is on your computer to insert images into the email, rather than as attachments.\n\nThe problem with using Yahoo arises in that you are using their servers in Washington to send email, but the picture you want to send is on your computer in another state. The only way to get the two together is to upload the picture as an attachment.\n\nWith Outlook, simply start a new email message, then click on Insert, then browse for the picture, and click OK. Voila, the picture is inserted into the email.