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1. Apple mail stationery business how to#
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3. Apple mail stationery business Pc#

This leaves the modified stationery template in the Stationery folder and places a copy of it in the Drafts folder. I *right click and COPY (not Move) To the Drafts folder* (or Message->Copy To Drafts). When I want to use that stationery template, *only two steps are necessary*.įirst, I *open the Stationery folder*. From the Draft folder I choose the stationery that I have just modified and named: I right click it to *Move the modified stationery to my Stationery folder* (I use a mouse - otherwise: Message->Move To Stationery folder). Third, I have created a New Mailbox (click the + sign on the bottom left side of the Mail program) that I have named Stationery. Then I quit that email (click the red dot). Next, I *save the modified stationery as Draft* ("Save As Draft" on the top of the New Message page). I also give it a recognizable name on the subject line such as "My Tack Board Stationery", leaving the address line blank. In effect, I am saving the stationery as a template.įirst, I *create a new mail*, choose my stationery, change the photos, add whatever text I want to be default, etc.

Apple mail stationery business Pc#

I am very new to the MacBook, having just moved from 24 years on a PC about a month ago, but this is what I am doing. this will embed that file in a new Mail message. create and html file using your favorite html editor and open it in safari. What you can easily do instead of modifying the default templates is make your own. stationary-for-mail-getting-started-osx-leopard/ See this links for possible ways to do this The default stationery templates are complicated programs not designed for modification. Unfortunately the reason for this is because nobody found an easy way to do this. " but paradoxically I could not find systematic information, neither on my help files nor details in manuals. I am relatively new on this forum but hope it is a nice and open channel for constructive discussionsĪs you mentioned "this question is well researched. PS: Yes, I am certainly not the first person that wishes to customize the default Stationery from within Mail.

Would you (or anyone around here in the forum) give us some hints on the best way to customize the standard stationery from Mail?Īn by the way, would you recommend good sources of stationery that are more suitable for business environments?

Apple mail stationery business mac os x#

I actually try to promote the use of Macs in a business context and would like to see at least a few built-in Stationery ready for business applications! It is not much to request for a high-end system! Hopefully the Stationery would harmonize with those nice templates in Pages!Ībout my computing environment: Mail Version 3.6 (935/935.3), Mac OS X 10.5.7 with complete updates (May 2009), MacBook Air. Lack of a few simple plain business templates creates the erroneous impression to outsiders that Macs are mostly for play and fun. PS: It is very unfortunate that built in Mail stationery is not business-oriented.

Apple mail stationery business how to#

Thank you very much for any ideas on how to solve this problem. But it is frustrating always having to start with the standard templates (stationery), since I cannot save the customized versions! I can create new Mail messages (in rich text or html), choose different stationery, and customize the contents. Unfortunately it is impossible to "Save as Stationery" in Mail.