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From: Michael R Michael on 24 May 2010 09:54
MY company would like a simple Word html newletter email that can be updated
by various subsidaries. Ideally we'd like to "lock" formatting and some
graphics and have editible regions.
Any Help?
From: Graham Mayor on 24 May 2010 10:15
Word is a poor html creation application. I doubt that Word's implementation
will enable you to provide the elements you require - however set the web
view to view the formatting and save as a web page.Better still use a proper
html creation tool to create the page
or
create it as an attachment as a Word document form or (if you have the full
version of Acrobat) a pdf format form.

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"Michael R" <Michael R(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> MY company would like a simple Word html newletter email that can be
> updated
> by various subsidaries. Ideally we'd like to "lock" formatting and some
> graphics and have editible regions.
> Any Help?


From: Yves Dhondt on 24 May 2010 13:26
If you send out the newsletter to customers, ensure that they can choose for
a text-only version of the newsletter as well. There are a lot of people out
there who don't like fancy graphics.

Yves

"Graham Mayor" <gmayor(a)REMOVETHISmvps.org> wrote in message
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> Word is a poor html creation application. I doubt that Word's
> implementation will enable you to provide the elements you require -
> however set the web view to view the formatting and save as a web
> page.Better still use a proper html creation tool to create the page
> or
> create it as an attachment as a Word document form or (if you have the
> full version of Acrobat) a pdf format form.
>
> --
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> Graham Mayor - Word MVP
>
> My web site www.gmayor.com
> Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org
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>
>
> "Michael R" <Michael R(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:2DEEBE20-B648-4BFF-934D-9BA39EF4A75D(a)microsoft.com...
>> MY company would like a simple Word html newletter email that can be
>> updated
>> by various subsidaries. Ideally we'd like to "lock" formatting and some
>> graphics and have editible regions.
>> Any Help?
>
>

From: Mr. Raymond Kenneth Petry on 28 May 2010 16:25
If, you have control over the source-HTML of your Newsletter page,

You can source a <DIV CONTENTEDITABLE ... and within get the features you
find in your richtext e-mail, Ctrl-B bold, Ctrl-I italic-emphasis, Ctrl-U
underline, Ctrl-C copy, Ctrl-X Cut, Ctrl-V Paste, Dragdrop ... the basics
(More you'll have to script).

The main source will-then supply all the <STYLE CSS/text you want to
pre-control.

If you've already started the Newsletter in Word, just Copy-Paste it into
that DIV....

You can (probably) construct your original Newsletter with DIV-inside-DIV
and then back-off the CONTENTEDITABLE from the outer-DIV source-HTML: leaving
an inner.

CONTENTEDITABLE is supported in IE since wayback, and 'Fieryfox' one-Div-only.

Ray.
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"Michael R" wrote:

> MY company would like a simple Word html newletter email that can be updated
> by various subsidaries. Ideally we'd like to "lock" formatting and some
> graphics and have editible regions.
> Any Help?
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