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From: Eric on 1 Jul 2008 15:19
I am creating a newsletter and I have a header image. I made the newsletter in Word in a table and then just copied it over to Outlook to send. But when I send the newsletter, the header image is VERY distoroted. I have tried turning off picture compression, different formats of the picture, etc. and have yet to find a solution for it.
From: Roady [MVP] on 3 Jul 2008 06:16
Why copy it over to Outlook? Word has an integrated Send function. Simply
press the Envelope button to turn your document into an email.

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"Eric" <lacroserocks(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I am creating a newsletter and I have a header image. I made the
> newsletter in Word in a table and then just copied it over to Outlook to
> send. But when I send the newsletter, the header image is VERY distoroted.
> I have tried turning off picture compression, different formats of the
> picture, etc. and have yet to find a solution for it.

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