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Old April 6th 08, 08:29 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
Roady [MVP]
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Default HTML formats as stationary

So how do you think ranting is going to make people want to help you more?
This is an end-user to end-user helper newsgroup. Microsoft doesn't live
here. Leave the ranting to your personal blog.

Anyway, you didn't specify anything about how you have created or linked
your stationery so it is hard to tell. My guess is that you used absolute
paths instead of relative paths to link the pictures.

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"TexAcoon" wrote in message
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Using MS Front Page (2000), I made my own HTML stationary. Problem I am
having is when I use my formated HTML page for my stationary all I
receive
is large "X"'s on my screen of what I developed. The current OS is
Windows
XP Prof.. Using MS Office 2007. Is there a problem between the two not
being able to read the format?... Anymore I have just about had enough
of
Microsoft and their incompatible programs... You guys are not getting
better.. YOUR GETTING WORSE! .. Make it all work together not where the
in-user always has to update everythime you change, i.e., Windows XP,
Windows
XP Pro, Windows Vista [sucks!]


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