how do I email a webpage so the formatting is retained?
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Go to the web page. Click on the address bar. Ctrl C the address. Paste it in your email. The person can click on the link and read the web page in the same format.
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You can use a log of HTML codes in yahoo mail, If your email is in HTML format, So choose HTML format and not the Plain text format and you will be able to add any feature of the HTML.
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try the "Printable View" option when you open an email
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The solution depends on what email client you are using and the security level.  I would recommend saving the attachment with a .txt extension or zipping it before mailing it (and possibly changing it from filename.zip to filename_zip before sending).  Then changing the extension back to html or unzipping it once received.  \n\nSome email clients, most notably almost all microsoft products, add code to HTML files.  Some spam blockers and firewalls don't let certain types of attachments thru.  The above should help address both those issues.\n\nGood luck.
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Try this:\n\nClick on "Options" in the upper right corner of your inbox >> General Preferences >> "Compose messages as plain text" >> Save
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change your settings under Mail options, then click on general preferences.  the composing email area will be on "color and graphics" mode.  choose plain text and it should work for you
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Go to <www.dom.com> and click on "email us."
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In terms of formatting, make sure you strip out any previous sets of headers (the recipient doesn't need to know the last 50 people it got forwarded to) and sigmatures. Similarly, trim any indenting\n\nBAD:\n\nto: somebody@eample.com\n> to: anotherperson@example.net\n> > to: yetsomebodyelse@example.org\n> > > \n> > >\n> > > joke that is quite wide and due to forward arrows \noverlaps\n> > > so one word is on the next line and it's harder to\nread\n> >\n> \n>\n\nGood:\n\nAll that nonsense cut out, and the message gets to the point.\n\nALSO:\n\nBecause it's the wrong way up!\n\nWhy is top posting so bad?
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It depends which email editor ur using, \n\nthe best way to do is, open animation in any animation viewer and copy / paste the same into email editor at the same time also attatch the animation as a attatchment.
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If you are using Windows, you can access the email program ans select from a pull down menu, a feature called 'resend this message'.  Once you hit this you will see a copy of the mail in a window.  You can edit this copy and fix whatever you need to before you send it out.
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Copy and paste the HTML code! Then send
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when you click on forward button, check whether you have the "forward as inline text" option, or something sounds like that, which means you will be able to edit the original message rather than just pass the whole thing.\nAfter choosing such option, you can edit the email, this is when you highlight the header part and delete it, or do any editing on the email as you like.\n\ntips:\n- do this to protect the privacy of original sender.\n- do this to quote some part of the email, when you just need to highlight some statements rather than passing the long-long-long email.\n- other way of doing this: when you read your email, highlight the part you want to forward (Ctrl+C), compose new email, and paste it (Ctrl+V) in the mail.
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keep it in word format and attach it to the email.  this way they can print it up and it will keep the original properties that the person already had.  \n\nThis is only if the sender had sent it to you with Word... if they just copy and pasted it in to the body - I would ask them to resend it if they have the original in WORD.
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try clicking on enable html graphics on the bottom of the email
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Well, you can't do it with HTML Mail unless you have access to the HTML code of the composed message...\n\nOther than that, you need a POP Mail Client to compose the HTML mail in it, or even attach a webpage in it-as the source of the email
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outlook express    createmail   format     rich text   background
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use the html format rather than plain text format in email editor and use the paint brush to change the color.