Re: Creating a template to replicate the company letter heading

2010-12-08 Thread David
Thanks - got that

I am now having problems with the table design. Because of the design I am 
creating individual 
tables 1 row x 2 columns. That mostly allows me to treat the tables 
differently. However on the 
centre table that has the address and other details on the right column and the 
message area on the 
left. I want to just have a border on this cell alone but it seems it is not 
possible to do this. 
Tried putting single cell table side by side but they go on separate lines.

Any ideas please

 Regards,

 David 



 Thanks Rick

 I think I am finding my through it - maybe

 Found out that if you set the QT to html then you can insert a graphic and 
 right set it. I was
 trying to paste it before.

 Then inserted a table (2 unequal columns) so that I could put the company 
 details in the right
 column. I then have the left column for the text entry setting the text 
 start at the top. That
 part
 will then automatically expand when you type. I sent an email to myself and 
 it seems to work.

 That is as far as I have got. Haven't yet discovered if you can make the 
 column borders
 invisible.


 Right click the table and choose table properties, then set the border AND  
 the  cell  border  to
 0.  It  will be a light gray for editing purposes.


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2010-12-08 Thread Roelof Otten
Hallo David,

On Wed, 8 Dec 2010 13:38:47 GMTGMT (8-12-2010, 14:38, where I live),
you wrote:

D Any ideas please

D  Regards,

D  David 



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Creating a template to replicate the company letter heading

2010-12-07 Thread David
I currently have a trial version of TB 4.2.36.4 which I am changing to 
(perhaps) from Pocomail. I 
have copied all the essentials across but cannot work out how to create a 
template similar to our 
letter heading. The office uses Outlook which I don't wish to do.


It consists of an image (logo) at the top and details down the right hand side. 
At the moment I 
cannot even see how to insert an image let alone the rest. From searching 
through this list it would 
seem not to be possible but would appreciate some advice in case I have missed 
something.


Is it possible to import a template from Outlook?

 Regards,

 David 






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Re: Creating a template to replicate the company letter heading

2010-12-07 Thread Rick
 I currently have a trial version of TB 4.2.36.4 which I am changing to 
 (perhaps) from Pocomail. I
 have copied all the essentials across but cannot work out how to create a 
 template similar to our
 letter heading. The office uses Outlook which I don't wish to do.


 It consists of an image (logo) at the top and details down the right hand 
 side. At the moment I
 cannot even see how to insert an image let alone the rest. From
 searching through this list it would 
 seem not to be possible but would appreciate some advice in case I have 
 missed something.


 Is it possible to import a template from Outlook?

Can't import a template but you CAN make one.
First  decide where you want to create it your choices are and address
book  entry,  an address book GROUP entry, a folder (careful with that
one), or an account.
In  the  address  books there are tabs for the different templates, in
the accounts and folders they are under Properties

The  FIRST  thing you will do is change the message (template) type to
HTML. THEN the icons will appear to bold, highlight, add a picture (it
links, so keep it in a permanent place)

One  BUG in the program - if you use any of the items in the HTML menu
drop  down,  you  can't  use  another without leaving the template and
coming back.

Let us know how you make out! :)

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Rick
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Re: Creating a template to replicate the company letter heading

2010-12-07 Thread Mark Partous

Hello David,

Tuesday, December 7, 2010, 8:44:13 PM, you wrote:

D I currently have a trial version of TB 4.2.36.4 which I am changing to 
(perhaps) from Pocomail. I 
D have copied all the essentials across but cannot work out how to create a 
template similar to our 
D letter heading. The office uses Outlook which I don't wish to do.


D It consists of an image (logo) at the top and details down the right hand 
side. At the moment I 
D cannot even see how to insert an image let alone the rest. From searching 
through this list it would 
D seem not to be possible but would appreciate some advice in case I have 
missed something.

For Quick Templates (for mailings etc.): Tools - Quick Templates - Create A New 
Quick Template - Format - HTML

The Format - HTML-part applies to Address Book Templates, Folder Templates 
and Account Templates too.

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Re: Creating a template to replicate the company letter heading

2010-12-07 Thread Rick
 For Quick Templates (for mailings etc.): Tools - Quick Templates -
 Create A New Quick Template - Format - HTML

 The Format - HTML-part applies to Address Book Templates, Folder
 Templates and Account Templates too.


OOPS - I forgot that - thanks :))
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embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty.
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Re: Creating a template to replicate the company letter heading

2010-12-07 Thread David
Thanks Rick

I think I am finding my through it - maybe

Found out that if you set the QT to html then you can insert a graphic and 
right set it. I was 
trying to paste it before.

Then inserted a table (2 unequal columns) so that I could put the company 
details in the right 
column. I then have the left column for the text entry setting the text start 
at the top. That part 
will then automatically expand when you type. I sent an email to myself and it 
seems to work.

That is as far as I have got. Haven't yet discovered if you can make the column 
borders invisible.

 Regards,

 David 



 I currently have a trial version of TB 4.2.36.4 which I am changing to 
 (perhaps) from Pocomail.
 I have copied all the essentials across but cannot work out how to create a 
 template similar to
 our letter heading. The office uses Outlook which I don't wish to do.


 It consists of an image (logo) at the top and details down the right hand 
 side. At the moment I
 cannot even see how to insert an image let alone the rest. From searching 
 through this list it
 would
 seem not to be possible but would appreciate some advice in case I have 
 missed something.


 Is it possible to import a template from Outlook?

 Can't import a template but you CAN make one.
 First  decide where you want to create it your choices are and address
 book  entry,  an address book GROUP entry, a folder (careful with that
 one), or an account.
 In  the  address  books there are tabs for the different templates, in
 the accounts and folders they are under Properties

 The  FIRST  thing you will do is change the message (template) type to
 HTML. THEN the icons will appear to bold, highlight, add a picture (it
 links, so keep it in a permanent place)

 One  BUG in the program - if you use any of the items in the HTML menu
 drop  down,  you  can't  use  another without leaving the template and
 coming back.

 Let us know how you make out! :)


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Re: Creating a template to replicate the company letter heading

2010-12-07 Thread Rick
 Thanks Rick

 I think I am finding my through it - maybe

 Found out that if you set the QT to html then you can insert a graphic and 
 right set it. I was
 trying to paste it before.

 Then inserted a table (2 unequal columns) so that I could put the company 
 details in the right
 column. I then have the left column for the text entry setting the text start 
 at the top. That part
 will then automatically expand when you type. I sent an email to myself and 
 it seems to work.

 That is as far as I have got. Haven't yet discovered if you can
 make the column borders invisible.

Right click the table and choose table properties, then set the border
AND  the  cell  border  to  0.  It  will be a light gray for editing
purposes.
-- 
Rick
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