Outlook Stationary

maximizerheroNew Member

Does anybody know how I can get the selected stationary in Outlook to come through when I send an e-mail from Maximizer. I have selected the option "Compose messages using email service provider’s editor". This is a very imprtant issue for a client of mine so any help will be appreciated. PS They use Maximizer 7 PE, Windows 98 and Office 2000.

11/11/022:39 PM

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malarieNew Member

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Did you ever find a way to do it? I need to do the exact same thing..

5/7/105:22 PM

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maggiemaeNew Member

I can't figure out a way to use stationary, but thank you for pointing out that "Compose messages using email service provider’s editor" thing. I didn't realize that feature was there. I much prefer the editor in Outlook.

Thank you again, Chris Botes!

7/13/101:33 AM

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