Sending email using mail that looks like a web page

I want to send an email that looks like a web page (kind of like those emails from apple or other companies). I tried making a document in Pages, but then that didn't quite work. Of course, I could make the pages document into a pdf file, but that's not ideal. Any recommended application?

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Do I need to delete all my email accounts and start again?

I want to upload my Jewelry photos and drop out their background to appear they are floating on a white background. Can I do this in I web or I Photo to get that look on my Web Page? Have 3.01 ver of I Web

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You will need a 3rd party image editor that can seletively remove the background and let you create a transparent background png file. Maybe with a drop shadow (or not) something like this:
A photo of me during one of my therapy sessions. If you have Pages (part of iWork) you can also make transparent background images with the Alpha tool..
OT

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I cannot send email messages from a Hot Spot using the Mail program. It says it cannot send using the server smtp.mac.com. This is the first problem I've had with this. Today is my first day using a Hot Spot. Has anyone encountered this same issue? Do I have to change some of the settings?
I tried using the Internet based .Mac account and was able to send messages but not directly from Mail program.

5. Does T-Mobile provide me with an email account?
T-Mobile does not provide email accounts for its users.
6. Can I access my personal email account through my T-Mobile HotSpot account?
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http://hotspot.t-mobile.com/support_faq.htm#U1

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I just upgraded to 10.4.9 from 10.2.8 and now the new Mail.app(v2.1) can't receive or send emails.
"Sent" emails only get to the Outbox for trying again later.
"Get Mail" is answered after 20 seconds with an error stating among other things "The attempt to read data from the server "xxx.xxx.xx.x" failed"
I connect to the internet through ethernet which is connected to my work's server setup. Ethernet is at the top of the list of the Network Config Options.
Tried removing the Mail preference file and reentering settings - after settings added, says the server cannot be found.
It's a Mail.app issue as accessing the web is no problem, sending and receiving mail using Eudora and Thunderbird is no problem.
The problem occurred after I went to 10.4.9 as I received an email in the short time I was on 10.4.6.
Tried reinstalling Mail from install disk but it didn't want to install an older version of the program it seems.
Any advice would be appreciated.
PowerMac G5 1.8Ghz Uniprocessor Mac OS X (10.4.9)

Mac OS X 10.4.7 introduced connection issues in Mail similar to what you’re observing as a result of (according to the documentation) “Mail now supports connecting to mail servers through a SOCKS proxy”. If that’s the problem, it can usually be fixed by going to System Preferences > Network, choosing the network port configuration used to connect to Internet from the Show popup menu and disabling the SOCKS Proxy in the Proxies section, if it’s enabled.
And while you’re at it, choose Network Port Configurations from the Show popup menu, and make sure that the configuration used to connect to Internet appears at the top of the list.

Can I create an application using APEX that users see different web pages?

I would like to create one application that different users are allowed to see only certain web pages based on the available data. For example, let's say that my application consists of 5 report pages and each report page is associated with a particular table or view on the system. If only 2 tables exist on the system, users should only see the two report pages associated with the 2 tables and they should not see the other 3 report pages associated with the other 3 tables.
If I provide another table, the application should then allow the associated report page to be used.
Can I do this with APEX? If so, how?
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RJ

How about creating authorization schemes that are based upon a simple exists -
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I received an e-mail with attahments marked as CR gif. I am unable to open them, Error report states this type of file not supported. What do I need to open these files?

Are you trying to open the GIF image file in Adobe Reader Touch? Adobe Reader Touch is a PDF viewer, not an image viewer.
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When I send emails using my iPad, recipients are telling me that I am sending them blank emails. I've had some of them forward the emails back to me so I can take a look and it seems that my message is actually there but the text is white...

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Cannot send email in mail app. using POP account with Wi-Fi

I recently moved to an apartment that only has wireless internet access. Since moving I cannot send email using my POP account, although I can receive email. I was also not able to receive email using my .mac account, but I learned through this forum to change server port to 587 in .mac account and now I can send via .mac account in mail app. But I still cannot sent email with mail app. using my POP account. I changed no settings when I moved, and have never had this problem with cable. Any suggestions?

It all depends on the policy of whoever is the ISP at your new location and the method used by the outgoing (SMTP) server to determine whether you’re a legitimate user.
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One more time, iCloud mail accounts are .me, .mac and .icloud. New ones are only .icloud.
iCloud mail is a standard Imap account that can be used with any mail client in existence. But You are talking about the ability to automatically setup an iCloud account in mail, which did not exist until 10.7.2.
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IMAP (Incoming Mail Server) information:
Server name: imap.mail.me.com
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Password: Your iCloud password
SMTP (outgoing mail server) information:
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Port: 587
SMTP Authentication Required: Yes
Username: [email protected] (use your @me.com address from your iCloud account)
Password: Your iCloud password
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Ah, I should have made that clear. My domain didn't come from google. It was purchased at and is hosted at dreamhost, but I haven't used their email servers in years - I just route everything through gmail. I actually have a bunch of domains (with websites).
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