How to insert swf file to excel sheet, and insert (not attach) movie clip  to a new mail in outlook?
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mostly all MS Office... you simply drag and drop the object you want to put...
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use microsoft outlook
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In Outlook go to File>Import and Export... and choose Import from Another Program.\n\nYou will see a list of compatible formats. You will be able to import if you can persuade Incredimail to export in one of the formats listed.
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Saving webpages, with the expectation of including graphics and images can be quite frustrating, and isn't always easy.  Therefore, the absolute best method for preserving the image you see on your screen for purposes of sending in an email through outlook is to;\n\n1) Go to the web page that you would like to send in an email. \nOnce you see the precise page you'd like to send, Press the "Print Scrn/SysRq" button located to the right of your "F12" button. The Print Screen key will enable you to capture an exact image of whatever is present on the screen at the moment you press the key.\n\n2) Open MS Outlook and start a new outgoing email message.\n\n3) Press "Control + V" within the body portion of the email and VOILA!  The image of the screen you just captured should pop up within the body of the email, right before your eyes.  \n\n4) You can now send this message as is, or you may add a message in the ordinary fashion, and click send.   You can capture any image on the screen with the "Print Scrn" key.  You can even capture images and paste them within an image editor if you'd like to adjust or manipulate the capture before you send it.  \n\n\nI HOPE THIS HELPS.
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I think you can open oe, and go to file and import, I think there is and option for outlook
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Just email me the file and I will email it back to you in a format Microsoft Windows Movie Maker understands.
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Save it as swf file and use this code below \n\n<object codebase="http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=4,0,2,0"\nclassid="clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000" height="480" width="600">\n<param name="movie" value="img/myflash.swf">\n<param name="quality" value="high">\n<embed src="img/myflash.swf" quality="high"\npluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/index.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash"\ntype="application/x-shockwave-flash" height="480" width="600">\n</object>\n\nPs:I got the code from the net..
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Copy all the data and open up notepad. copy the data in to the blank document and save the document as something like 'my_data.csv'. If the data is tab or comma delimited you can open up excel and go into 'open' and select the file you just created (or you may have to import it). You should then be prompted to select how the fields are delimited.\n\nI know this isn't completely automated but at least you don't have to copy each field over. The only way I can think of to do it completely automatically is if you have access to the file system on the mail server then you could process the raw email message from there but that gets a bit more complicated.
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The usual way is to use the embed element in HTML and that points to the swf file.\n\nThere's a neater way, using SWFObject, which uses JavaScript to insert the Flash/swf file into the page. That does all the gnarly HTML markup for it, so all you really need to know is the name/location of the swf file (that will be on your local filesystem where you saved it).\n\nhttp://blog.deconcept.com/swfobject/
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Export it as address.wab from ACT then import  to outlook  by same name..Microsoft addresses are saved as w .wab file extention
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SEND IT TO YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS, DOWNLOAD THE ATTACHMENT AND THEN VIEW THE VIEW, PROBABLY WITH QUICK-TIME
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Stick code like this in the BODY of your HTML document\n\n<object width="300" height="400">\n  <param name="movie" value="FILE PATH AND NAME.swf">\n  <param name="quality" value="high">\n  <embed src="FILE PATH AND NAME.swf" quality="high"  width="300" height="400"></embed>\n</object>\n\nThat should work, obviously put in the correct FILE PATH AND NAME.  I say it should work, it did on my computer!!!!\n\nAlso, make sure you put in the correct width and height for your flash movie/file.
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Outlook will work.   \n\nBasically, you don't want to use specialized software. You would like to HAND this over to someone else someday.  \n\nYou can customize something with Excel.   The combination of spreadsheets and Word Mail merges might be a good thing.   But Word CAN be used to Mail Merge with Outlook too.
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http://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdetail=SWF\n\nThere's a list of apps that may help
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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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Well, I do it all the time! My e-mai; provider is Yahoo! and I use Outlook as my e-mail interface. I do not even move the file as an attachment but I paste my ani gif's directly into my message and they have always gotten thru! Of course, my friends also use Outlook and I don't know if this has anything to do with it!\nMost recently I sent a naughty little animation of a mischievious little boy that appears at first in a front image but then turns around, drops his pants and "moons" the recepient. Just my wierd sense of humor but my friends know me!
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Your question is not clear to me, however if you are using MS OUTLOOK than you can click on file than export than click on inbox, tick 'include subfolder' specify a path and your all mails including subfolder would be backed up into a single file you specified.