Can I create custom letterheads for lotus notes?
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YES BUT YOU NEED SOME BODY HO KNOWS TO DO IT
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Scroll down a bit the font is called deco stamp\n\nSecond link has a page full of fonts that look like stamps.
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Try Microsoft Office templates.
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Check in your 'Outbox' or 'Drafts' folders.\n\nGood luck!
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You can change the settings in word to fit to a notecard. Go to file, page settings and change the attributes.
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well what you want is a bit customized, you need a software guy to make it for you. if you need help with it, i can have it made for you...\n\nyou need a small database with some designed forms for it...\n\nby the way my email address is\n\nhaseebuddin@gmail.com
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&+hearts+;\n\nPut them together without the plus signs  ♥ Or just copy and paste them.
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As far as I know it's not possible. You'll have to use Word or a similar program like in OpenOffice.org
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you can very easily make one with an icon maker or with a photo editing software. I recommend IfranView\n\nwww.download.com  \n\nsearch for irfanview \n\nresize it to 60x60
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you can find free headings and 3D headings at http://www.allfreelogos.com or just ask about custom design on site
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Make them with Microsoft Visio. It's soo easy. I believe you can get a free trial on the internet.
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Yes there is.  You can obtain the wording from the post office and then write what you like.  I think it only costs £2.00 or so.
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I'm not sure what kind of form or commercial letter you're looking for, but take a peek at:\nhttp://www.wisc.edu/writing/Handbook/BusinessLetter.html\nMicrosoft has letter templates for Word at:\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/default.aspx
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you can design one in your wordpreocessor, and then save it as a file, and then you could paste it on the top of every document when you start it, I don't know which one you have, but MS WORD, MS WORKS, Wordperfect, all of these are cable, and probably have templates. If you have none, there is free suite at opensource.com, that is comprable to MSworks called Openoffice.org 2.0, it is just like MS office
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word has a wizard for envelopes and labels. It knows many of the Avery labels by stock #. If one of them isn't right, you can customize it.
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If you replace the Normal template you will have to make another template that opens as a blank document. I assume there are times you will need to type something other than on the Letterhead. \nBy saving the Letterhead as a template which you can name as "Letterhead" you have a choice.\nTo save it as a template, click on the drop-down arrow following SAVE AS TYPE and choose DOCUMENT TEMPLATE. \nNow when you need to use it, click on the File menu and choose New. Click on Letterhead and click OK.
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There isn't one there already, but you can assign one yourself. \n\nTwo ways I found, one slightly extensive, but you only have to do it once. The other one quicker, but you have to prepare it every time again.\n\nA\n1. Open the Styles and Formatting sidebar (click on the double A on the very left of the Formatting toolbar)\n\n2. In the sidebar, click on New Style... to open the Modify Style dialog\n\n3. Enter the following:\nName: Highlight Yellow (or whatever)\nStyle Type: Character\nStyle based on: Default Paragraph Font\n\n4. Click on Format at the bottom left, and select Border...\n\n5. Select the tab Shading (at the top), and then the colour you want. Ok.\n\n6. In the Format menu again, select Shortcut Key... and select your shortcut. Note that you might override an existing one, so be careful (it'll tell you). In Save changes to..., select your current document. Click Assign.\n\n7. IF you want this shortcut to be available in all future documents (but not in the ones you've created already), change the selection in Save changes to... to Normal.dot, enter the shortcut again and click Assign once more. Then Close. Then also select "Add to template" in the Modify Style dialog.\n\n8. Close, Ok, done.\n\n\nB.\n1. Highlight a word using the mouse\n2. Select the word, or a character from the word\n3. Copy style (Ctrl+Shift+C)\n4. Use the keyboard to select the word you want to highlight and press Paste Style (Ctrl+Shift+V)