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Using HTML Stationery Template, No stationery, Template, Messages

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Creating a Message Based on a Selected Message Template 1. In the folder tree of the Mailbox window, open the Template folder and then click Messages. 2. Double click the message template you wish to use to create a message in the Message list on the right pane. 3. New message appears. Its parameters are got from the selected template. The message is ready for further customisation. Using HTML Stationery Template Think of Stationery as the post card where design elements are already printed or a decoration that can be applied to a new electronic mail. Use stationery for composing HTML messages. You can set a background colour, background picture, font and margins. Using HTML stationery, you can create a good looking e-mails in a second. First you create stationery and then apply it to a new e-mail you compose. If later you decide that stationery is not necessary, you can remove it by selecting No stationery. Creating HTML Stationery 1. In the folder tree of the Mailbox window, open the Template folder and then click HTML Stationery. 4.18 Mailbox

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4
.18
Mailbox
Using HTML Stationery Template
Think of Stationery as the post card where design elements are already
printed or a decoration that can be applied to a new electronic mail. Use
stationery for composing HTML messages. You can set a background
colour, background picture, font and margins. Using HTML stationery, you
can create a good looking e-mails in a second.
First you create stationery and then apply it to a new e-mail you
compose. If later you decide that stationery is not necessary, you can
remove it by selecting
No stationery
.
Creating HTML Stationery
1. In the folder tree of the Mailbox window, open the
Template
folder
and then click
HTML Stationery
.
Creating a Message Based on a Selected Message
Template
1. In the folder tree of the Mailbox window, open the
Template
folder
and then click
Messages
.
2. Double click the message template you wish to use to create a
message in the Message list on the right pane.
3. New message appears. Its parameters are got from the selected
template. The message is ready for further customisation.