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February 5th, 2006, 10:24 AM
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Email Templates. Serius Question.
Hi Guys,
My site is getting bigger now. I currently have over 100 members, and every now and again I need to email some of them (in response to questions etc). I wanted to know how to create a template / default message, so that every time I go to write a new message, a default message is in there, with the font I want, and a nice little footer (saying the name of my site or something). Thanks (Im using Outlook Pro 2003). EDIT: Oh yeah, for some reason the spell-check has stopped working in outlook. It used to work, then I did something (God knows what) and now it doesn’t.
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February 5th, 2006, 06:32 PM
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the only way I know is by using signature. as for fonts, it must be somewhere
in the options - I'm not using Outlook so I don't know exactly.
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