Why can't email recipients view my stationery in Outlook Express?
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Maybe they are smart enough to have their email set to read or recieve in plain text, which would strip your stationary out.\nI don't like stationary, it just makes the email much larger with no purpose.
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it would be my guess that they have HTML graphics turned off. They would need to turn that on in order to see pictures in email
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If you use Outlook, you can click on Options when you are composing the email message and Request a Delivery Receipt and/or a Read Receipt when you are composing the email message. However, they do not have to respond or may have their email set up to automatically ignore these requests.\n\nOutside of that, I am not aware of any public software for this purpose.
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your email client is probally set to display text only and not html.\nIn outlook express go to tools> options > send and make sure the correct options are chosen. If using a web based client perhaps your browser is blocking cookies or your antivirus is disallowing it.
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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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I had the same problem.  It seems that Outlook Express doesn't do photos.  Try Outlook instead as an email program.
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What software are you using to check your email?  Usually there is a setting in preferences or options that allows you to select "do not open suspicious attachments" or something to that extent.\n\nGo into your preferences and find that.  Uncheck it and you should be good to go.  I know Outlook Express has this checked by default.
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Ask your IP department if they use Outlook Web Access (OWA). If they do, you can probably check your mail from the company's Web site.\n\nIf not, ask them if they have a VPN (virtual private network) you can log into to check your mail.\n\nIf not, ask them if you can connect to their servers from home, and if so, the server names, user names, etc. you need.
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To: address can be seen by everyone\nCc:address can be seen by everyone\nBcc: addresses will not appear on the email.... the recipients can only reply to you the sender....\n\n...in Outlook, the Bcc line may not appear automatically; you can click on the To: or Cc: to get the Bcc: line...
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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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Yahoo! Mail users can read their email in Outlook Express by subscribing to the Yahoo! Mail Plus service. This service allows you to use Outlook Express or another POP3 client to access and manage your Yahoo! Mail messages.\n\nIf you are a Mail Plus user, then follow the directions outlined below:\n\nOutlook Express allows you to add a new email account to your existing profile. This means you do not have to replace your current settings in order to send and receive Yahoo! Mail messages. Here's how:\n\n   1. From the Tools menu, choose "Accounts."\n   2. Select the "Mail" tab.\n   3. Click the "Add" button.\n   4. From the Add menu, click "Mail."\n   5. In the text box labeled Display Name, type your name and click "Next."\n   6. In the Email Address box, type your Yahoo! Mail address (be sure to include "@yahoo.com") and click "Next."\n   7. Under "My incoming mail server is a..." select "POP3."\n   8. Type "pop.mail.yahoo.com" in the Incoming Mail (POP3, IMAP, or HTTP) Server box.\n   9. Type "smtp.mail.yahoo.com" in the Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server box.\n  10. Click "Next."\n  11. In the Account Name box, type your Yahoo! Mail ID (your email address without the "@yahoo.com").\n  12. In the Password box, type your Yahoo! Mail password.\n  13. If you want Outlook Express to remember your password, check the "Remember password" box.\n  14. Do not check the boxes labeled "Log on using Secure..."\n  15. Click "Next."\n  16. Click "Finish."\n\nImportant: The Yahoo! Mail SMTP server now requires authentication. To turn this setting on:\n\n   1. From the Tools menu, choose "Accounts."\n   2. Select the "Mail" tab.\n   3. Double-click the account labeled "pop.mail.yahoo.com."\n   4. Select the "Servers" tab.\n   5. Check the box next to "My Server Requires Authentication."\n   6. Click "OK." \n\nTo control deletion of messages from the Yahoo! Mail Server:\n\n   1. From the Tools menu, choose "Accounts."\n   2. Select the "Mail" tab.\n   3. Double-click the account labeled "pop.mail.yahoo.com."\n   4. Select the "Advanced" tab.\n   5. In the Delivery section at the bottom of the window, check "Leave a copy of messages on server" if you want to save your Yahoo! Mail messages on the Yahoo! Mail server as well as on your local computer. Do not check this box if you want your messages to be deleted from the Yahoo! Mail server once you have received them in Outlook Express. \n\nIf your ISP blocks port 25 or if you're unable to send email, then you will need to use port 587 when sending via Yahoo!'s SMTP server. To make this change, please follow the directions below:\n\n   1. From the "Tools" menu, select "Accounts"\n   2. Select your Yahoo! POP account and click on the "Properties" button\n   3. Click on the "Advanced" tab\n   4. Next to "Outgoing server (SMTP), change port 25 to 587\n   5. Click "Apply", then click "OK" and "Close"
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On my Word 2000, Outlook Express MUST be set as the email application.  It will not allow another.
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mostly it depends on the mail service you use. But usually its under options and settings. Look for something like edit profile or something similar.
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Well to start off, I would highly recommend not using Outlook Express because its hard to work with sometimes.\n\n But when you are reading the message, look for a small paper-clip near the subject of the persons message. Also some people have it set to allow images to be displayed within the E-mail itself.\n\n You can also try to going to google and search for this:\nDownloading image attatchments in Outlook Express
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Open Outlook express,then go to tools and select account option.In the dialog opens which opens up,select mail tab.And then click add on the right hand side of the box and then click mail again in the menu that is displayed.Then follow the wizard that comes up.\n\nGood Luck with it!
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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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It is possible only with MS outlook but not outlook express