Here is the scenario: I have 30 .doc files that have pictures/text
embedded into them which are used to send off as instructions. This
works fine if I sent them with Outlook 2000 as file attachments.
However, often times I find it easier to send the email off with the
pictures/text embedded direclty into the EMAIL rather than send off an
attachment.

Problem: When I embed the pics/text into the email I have to set the
margins to avoid everything from scrambling. Since Outlook doesn't save
margin settings for each new email, I have to make these changes EVERY
time. Very time consuming.

Question: Is there a way I can generate a set of Outlook files with my
30 .doc files that will automatically open as a new Outlook message
upon double clicking? When I Save As... with Outlook I can save as .doc
among other extensions, but looking through the different choices none
seem to do what I want. Is there a solution to such a problem? Thanks!

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After furious head scratching, asked:

| Here is the scenario: I have 30 .doc files that have pictures/text
| embedded into them which are used to send off as instructions. This
| works fine if I sent them with Outlook 2000 as file attachments.
| However, often times I find it easier to send the email off with the
| pictures/text embedded direclty into the EMAIL rather than send off an
| attachment.
|
| Problem: When I embed the pics/text into the email I have to set the
| margins to avoid everything from scrambling. Since Outlook doesn't
| save margin settings for each new email, I have to make these changes
| EVERY time. Very time consuming.
|
| Question: Is there a way I can generate a set of Outlook files with my
| 30 .doc files that will automatically open as a new Outlook message
| upon double clicking? When I Save As... with Outlook I can save as
| .doc among other extensions, but looking through the different
| choices none seem to do what I want. Is there a solution to such a
| problem? Thanks!