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Outlook Express Stationery - Brighten up your Emails

 - You can brighten up your emails with the use Outlook Express Stationery. This usually consists of a background image, and formatted font. It's very easy to add Stationery to your emails. Try the following.
  • Open up Outlook Express, and click the icon for "Create Mail". This will open up a new email, with its own menu bar
  • From the New Message menu bar, click Format and make sure that "Rich Text (HTML)" is selected:
Rich Text
NOTE: If you use Rich Text, it means your emails will be sent using HTML. This means you can do all the fancy formatting you want (bulltes, italics, Bold, etc). However, a lot of people don't like to receive emails that have been formatted using HTML, because there are some security issues involved. For example, some dangerous JavaScript can be executed in the background, if you receive HTML emails. If you use Plain Text, then potential for harm is greatly reduced. You can't do any text formatting, though. To change an email into Plain text, simply select it from the Format menu.)
  • Click Format again, and select Apply Stationery > More Stationery:
Stationery
You should get the following dialogue box popping up:
Select Stationery Dialogue Box
You can select one of the inbuilt templates. Tick the box "Show preview" to see what your email will look like. If you like any of these, click OK. Your new message will then have a background image.
If you don't like any of these (and you won't!) then you can create your own stationery in Outlook Express. To see how to do just that, move on to the next part.

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