I've created an email newsletter.
It displays perfectly across all email clients, including Outlook 2000 and Outlook 2003.
Outlook 2007, 2010 and 2013 are the only one that have an issue. This is the issue. What can I do to fix it? :(
Make the left column shorter by chopping off some of the bottom red area.
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The automated outlook emails using pywin32 and plain HTML were great till people started using it for forwarding and reply, Once you forward all the HTML formats are getting stripped and the borders of the table suddenly disappears. The way around is to go to your outlook settings and disable the option "Reduce message size by removing format information not necessary for the message".
The question is how to format the email so that it wont be lost when forwarded and make the format information necessary for the message ?
I have found out a work around though, It is observed that outlook is stripping of those styles which are defined in style block, If the styles are defined embedded in tags its escaping the stripping. As of now I have taken this approach
I'm ready to explode with frustration with a HTML email signature I am building, it's fine when attaching the signature using Thunderbird, but sending from outlook 2010 (which my client uses to send email from) chucks up a load of issues - here's the two main ones:
The '-webkit-text-size-adjust:100%' / '-webkit-text-size-adjust:none' doesn't seem to work, which means the font formatting on iphone / ipad is oversized and looks real ugly.
When sending from Outlook 2010 and reading in Hotmail (which is now actually 'Outlook', which makes this issue even more annoying) - it whacks a load of gaps between lines of text. I'm aware of the 'display:block' to get rid of gaps, but that only applies to images I suppose?
Any help would be hugely appreciated! Thanks
I'm using a VSTO 2010 AddIn to do a Word mail merge with WdMailMergeDestination being set to wdSendToNewDocument. Is there any way to get a reference to the newly created documents or even find out which data row was used to create each one?
Hi Christopher i am working on the same thing and so far i have managed to create an add-in for the outlook. So the Word mail merge completes and the mail in the Outlook outbox folder, right before being sent will attach the attachment of any type.
I am using this for mass scale i am talking about 5000-7000 mails at one go, and the add-in failed me, by attaching to only some emails its like on and off (my guess is the add-in not able to handle the heavy duty). So now i am going a bit further in to the solution by capturing the mailmerge object in the word. (btw i am using i am developing for 2007 should be no problem for 2010 as well)
So far i can suggest you this article that i managed to dig if you have a found a solution please do share tks.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;301659
P.S: I know that there are people selling this kind of software commercially.But its best if homebrewed!
I would need to send an email with standard text (but some custom parts like names and dates) with an attached pdf report generated with ms access. I prefer a solution for access 2003, but if it works on 2007 it's fine too.
Can be done directly from ms-access or I need some other apps/work?
thanks ;)
There are several articles that might come in handy to help you with this.
Creating PDF files from within Access
http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/pdffiles.htm
Report To PDF
http://www.lebans.com/reporttopdf.htm
Using Automation to Send a Microsoft Outlook Message
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=161088
I am using Crystal Reports v10.0.x on Windows Server 2003 SP2. I have an .rpt file that gets exported into a PDF format using the Crystal Reports Engine thingy.
new CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.ReportDocument().ExportToDisk(CrystalDecisions.Shared.ExportFormatType.PortableDocFormat, fullExportFileName);
I have this report on two boxes. Both the boxes are Windows Server 2003 with SP 2 running the same version of Crystal Reports. Let's call these boxes box 1 and box 2.
Till now, all reports ran fine on both the boxes. Suddenly, since yesterday, one box 1, all reports have a formatting issue. All reports that have text fields/text boxes with running paragraph text truncate the right most few characters on every line, or at least that is how they display it, if you know what I mean.
For e.g. the text
Today is a great day for everything else except this problem I am facing with
Crystal Reports. And then, there's a whole lot of work to do after this. I am
sick and tired of this job.
is displayed as:
Today is a great day for everything else except this problem I am facing w
Crystal Reports. And then, there's a whole lot of work to do after this. I a
sick and tired of this job.
The code on both the boxes is the same, and the .rpt files, too, are the same. Please help.
Check for changes to printer settings on Box 1, as these are generally used by Crystal when rendering a report. If the default printer is changed, the rendering will change.
Any formatting issues with Crystal Reports are ALWAYS related to fonts, printers, and printer drivers. If the reports were working fine, and now they are formatted differently, something changed with the fonts, printers, and printer drivers.
Are both machines printing to the same printer? Are you using a fairly standard font like Arial, Courier, Times New Roman, etc?
Open the report template and set the printer to the one you're having problems printing to. This will indicate to the report that it should format for that printer.