Making an HTML email in iMail?
Hello,
Does anyone know if any of the Apple programs will allow for creating an HTML email and sending thru iMail? For instance, I tried to create a "pretty" document in Pages (like a newsletter) and can only get it to attach as a PDF. I'd like to ideally get something to just be sent in the body of the email, also including active links (to PDF and attach deactivates the links.)
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!
Thanks!
Lindsey
Mail has some basic ability to do these things from inside Mail if you choose Rich text formatting for your email. In particular, you can use fancy fonts, sent a colored background etc. (use the color and fonts buttons in the message composition window toolbar). You can also imbed links. select a text and an email, control-click and choose lin->add. But if you want anything slightly fancier you have to do what I said. create an html document using a different program, open it in safari and enter command+i to imbed it into a new message.
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Is profimail (www.lonelycatgames.com/?app=profimail) the only program to read HTML emails?
Overall I think it’s a good program and I wouldn’t mind paying to buy it. However, it feels very weird that not even top-notch and expensive mobiles like the E71 can read HTML emails without additional software! Plus, I’d like to consider alternatives before making up my mind and buying profimail. As much as I don’t like HTML emails, I receive plenty, which are almost unreadable and impossible to decipher if opened as text emails.
I think the main disadvantages of profimail vs the integrated email client, Nokia email (email.nokia.com) or whatever your operator provided (e.g. ‘email on 3’ provided by www.seven.com)are:
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Ah, "the client wants it". That factor has led to more bad design decisions over the years than I can count.
The client needs to understand that there are literally hundreds of millions of email users with hundreds of millions of different settings for their accounts, and there is now way imaginable in heaven or on earth to FORCE all desired styling and content to appear in every possible viewer's email when they open it. On a local network maybe, but not the entire world. So, ultimately they're asking you to design something that far less than tenth of one percent of possible recipients may (not will, but may) ever see.
It's a bit like asking you to paint an elaborate mural inside a closet and then they lock the door and break the key off in the knob. You did a great job on it but no one will ever see it.
I don't work for Microsoft or Google, or Yahoo or Opera (or any of the hundreds of thousands of proprietary hosted email services out there), so I couldn't venture even a wild a guess as to how to force their servers to display content for a single insistent client somewhere.
I'm sure this has been tried unsuccessfully many many times in the past, but I seriously doubt it's been "done" universally. I've seen a few dozen people here who've tried it and tried it, and eventually gave up because they realized just what I just laid out... was true.
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So, is it CSS causing this? Are the Tables setup incorrectly? Something not Inline? Not enough info for you? Gmail HATES ME?!
I'm just not seeing it and need to put the question out there while I continue to search for an anwer. Please respond!
Thanks!Many mail clients reject images, JavaScript and embedded CSS styles. For best results use plain text near the top to communicate your message and give a link to the actual web page on your server.
For mail clients that do have limited support for HTML, use uncomplicated tables and inline CSS rules (inside the body tag).
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Hi everyone, would really appreciate some help with a dilemma or two that I have.
I have created the following newsletter in Dreamweaver and uploaded it to our website:
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Now, when I go into my email mass mailing client (Handymailer) and send a test out, I encounter a couple of problems.
Firstly, in Outlook when I receive the email, the grey table on the right of the eshot, is crushed and a lot of the single line text is forced to go over two lines...
Secondly, in Hotmail, the table displays fine, but it does say that "This message is too wide to fit your screen. Show full message."
Once I click "Show full message" it displays in full, but I then need to scroll across to the middle of the browser to view the email.
If I left align the newsletter will this problem be solved? Or is there a way in Dreamweaver that I can edit the entire page size so that it's not too wide?
The table is 600px wide so I assumed that any email sent out would shrink to this size.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! This is the first full HTML email I have sent out so it's going to be far from perfect!mozza34 wrote:
I need to look into using inline css styles, I have no idea how to so need to read up on those.
I created a transparent GIF and placed it, but that moves my text down because the image is in the way? Am I doing that right?
Make the transparent gif 1px high.
Is it the links in the right column that go onto two lines? If so that could be because the links are wider than the actual column itself..so you will have to make column wider.
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<p>Welcome to our September 2011 Newsletter! Keeping you up to date with all things Nova Design.</p>
<p><strong>New Addition</strong></p>
<p>We would like to welcome to our team Kieran Duggal. Kieran joins us from Schneider Electric and will be placed into a newly created recruitment role within the company.</p>
<p>With the contracting side of our business growing, Kieran will be looking after all things recruitment.</p>
<p>If you are currently looking for work in the field of engineering design, or if you are looking to take on contract or permanent design engineers, feel free to contact Kieran for a chat about current possibilities.</p>
<p> Kieran Duggal - Recruitment Executive<br />
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<p><strong>Social Media</strong></p>
<p>Further expanding our Social Media horizons, we have decided to create a group on LinkedIn. Here we will be listing current vacancies and allowing people from the engineering world to take part in various discussions. Please make sure to join our group, as we will be looking to develop it over the coming months.</p>
<p><strong>Revamped Design Team</strong></p>
<p>We have recently taken on several enthusiastic, highly skilled graduates. We feel our current team of design engineers is stronger than ever, with a healthy mix of vast experience and youth. We are constantly searching for the best engineering talent in order to consistently provide our clients with high quality levels of work.</p>
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<p>2011 has been a busy, exciting year so far and long may it continue. Our clients are what make us, and we would like to thank those of you who have placed business with us in the past.</p></td>
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<strong>Nova Design Ltd</strong><br />
Watt House<br />
Innovation Centre<br />
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Kingswinford<br />
West Midlands<br />
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<p style="color: #fff;">T: +44 (0)1384 400 044<br />
F: +44 (0)1384 400 090</p>
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HTML email and attachments don't work
I have programmed a simple PHP script to format a web page form response and send an email message as a report to my client as an HTML email, plain text alternate part, and with a small attachment. My client, using Apple Mail on OS X, only sees a plain text dump of the entire email message, headers and all. His mail client shows other people's messages of this sort properly. The hitch is that I can't figure this one out, because the same mails, when sent to other people, are perfect. They display properly in Windows email programs, and other people's Mac-based mail programs, and perfectly on any web mail interfaces I can find (e.g. Horde, etc). Does anybody have any suggestions as to what might be going on in this instance? (My customer has standard Apple Mail running in some recent flavor of Mac OS X).
BudsyThere is probably something wrong with your message. Send one to me at info at etresoft dot com and I should be able to tell you what it is.
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I have the latest Thunderbird installed on a new 64-bit Winblows Eight netbook.. fantastic program, but one problem is driving me absolutely batty, and after using the latest Thunderbird for weeks, I simply can't figure out how to fix it..
I'm on a lot of mfr. and other kinds of mailing lists, like eBay watch list alerts, and so on.. these are not s p a m (although I get plenty of that.. who doesn't).. but lists I WANT to be on..
Many such emails from those mailing lists are in HTML format with embedded graphics.. I'm not talking about graphic file attachments, but embedded graphics which are coming from the senders' servers, and appear AS a graphic in the email.. sometimes such emails are one huge graphic with hardly any text.. all well and good..
However, here's the problem.. when I want to forward such an email to a friend, Thunderbird ALWAYS formats it as plain ASCII text.. I know this because I look in the "sent mail" folder, and can see that it has turned an HTML email with embedded graphics into plain ASCII text..
I absolutely can't figure out how to get it to forward an HTML email with embedded graphics INTACT, so the sender receives it looking the way it looks when I receive it from a mailing list, or an advertiser, or eBay, or whoever..
Is Thunderbird capable of forwarding an HTML email with embedded graphics INTACT?.. If so, how / where do I turn on that capability?..
If the capability to do this isn't built into the program, is there an add-on I can install that will give it that ability?..
I am not new to computers.. but this really has me stumped.. I want to put Thunderbird on my 32-bit Vista laptop and stop using its horrible "Windoze Mail" program, which I've been using for years, and is slower than snot, and has all kinds of other problems..
So, assuming whoever reads this FULLY understands my question, PLEASE tell me how to get Thunderbird to have the ability to forward an HTML email with embedded graphics AS-IS, so the receiver(s) I forward it to see it exactly the way I see it when I receive it.. if that ability is built in, please tell me how to turn it on.. if that ability is not built-in, please tell me what add-on I need to install to give Thunderbird this capability.. if Thunderbird absolutely can't forward an HTML email with embedded graphics at all, please also tell me that..
A virtual box of candy and a dozen long-stemmed roses to anyone who can give me a solution that works..
Thanks..Dear Mr. Toad (my all-time favorite ride at Disneyland ;-) ..
Thanks so much for your detailed reply.. my netbook is in the bedroom, turned off.. I (so far) only use it in the evening, in the bedroom.. I've saved your response, and will try your suggestions, and let you know if they solve the problem I described. I really appreciate you taking the time to post such a detailed reply..
I can't answer your Thunderbird "configuration" questions, because I'm in the living room, using the crap Vista laptop, on which I plan to install Thunderbird, and then take Windoze Mail out in the street and drive over it a few times.. I'll get back to you one way or the other, and let you know if your instructions solved the problem, or not..
I don't understand why Thunderbird "out of the box", so to speak, simply doesn't forward HTML emails with embedded graphics, (like Outlook Excess, and Winblows Mail do).. without having to go through those steps. I personally HATE HTML email, but over the years, it's become more and more prevelant.. so it's a problem I must fix..
Thanks again..
Harv.. -
Possible to save HTML email as HTML?
Is it possible to take an html email I've received and save it as html for easy conversion to a webpage? This is a weekly newsletter (someone else creates it) that gets emailed to people and then put up on the group's website (that I'm in charge of). I've been just saving it as plain text and having to reapply all the formatting once I get it into Dreamweaver, but it seems rather redundant. Any help would be hugely appreciated.
I have a shareware program that should do what you want. I don't want to use Apple's discussion board to promote my own software though. Just do a search on "etresoft" and you should find it/me. Contact me via e-mail if you want more info.
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HTML eMail no longer works after change from 8100 to 8310
Hello all,
I have a Pearl 8100, which I upgraded successfully to version 4.5. Then I could receive and read HTML eMail, very nice.
Now I got a Curve 8310 which I also upgraded to 4.5 supporting HTML eMail. In BIS I changed the PIN and IMEI numbers and the new device was registered.
Now when I set eMail format to HTML and receive an HTML eMail, it only shows some lines (in nice new HTML) or even nothing and a hint, that more data is available with the number of bytes left. If I select the "More" option on the device, a transfer of data starts, showing that the Curve receives more data. Then the More-Data-Hint shows that only still one byte more is available, but the message still looks the same, showing only the first lines or even nothing. Repeating getting more data does not help. Seems the device has some problem parsing the data.
What I already tried:
- Hard reset of the device
- Delete all service books
- Resend service books from BIS
- Enable/Disable HTML mail on device
None of them helped.
Network is German Vodafone. Both devices (Pearl and Curve) run Vodafone software.
By the way: If I switch to text mode, I can see the whole message, but of course unformatted in the old format. Switching back to HTML again shows only part of the message or nothing.
Does anyone have an idea what happened? Or who can I ask? There is no support hotline for private people on blackberry site.
Thanks in advance.
Joerg.
Solved!
Go to Solution.You can't delete the whole account, just the BIS email accounts.
In this order, After deleting them, also delete the service books on your BB.
Reboot the BB, (battery out, replace and reboot).
Look and confirm the SBs are gone.
Now, reset up the email accounts in the BIS, and send the SBs again if needed.
You should get new registration messages on the BB... and you might need to do a battery bpull reboot again.
This process, in this order, will assure you get the NEW service books, rather than just writing over old ones.
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2. Please resolve your thread by marking the post "Solution?" which solved it for you!
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How to send HTML email in Mail?
Hello All,
I would like to write an email in HTML, just copy and paste the HTML code into mail, and have it sent as HTML. How do I have mail do this? Thanks!You can't do that; or rather, you can, but it won't work. You can view you r HTML file in Safari, then use the 'Mail Contents of This Page' option and Safari will insert the rendered HTML. But if your recipient doesn't have their mail program setup to view HTML email, they won't see whatever it is you're trying to accomplish.
Mulder -
Sender Mail Adapter able to retrieve HTML emails?
Hi there,
I stamped over an issue that look like an adapter limitation, would like to hear you opinions.
We´re using a POP3 account configured in a Sender Mail Communication Channel with XIPAYLOAD, with this attempts:
- with or without the Mail Package;
- any type of encoding;
- must keep attachments.
In all of this options always the retrieved email from the POP Server comes in TEXT format.
Does the Mail Adapter support HTML emails?
Does the Mail Adapter support mixed/alternative Content-Type?
>Current version: SAP PI 7.0 SP14
>Mail Server: Lotus Domino 7.0.x
Regards,
Marlo Simon.Ok,
I´m using the Sender Mail Scenario.
I tried the MessageTransformBean (Transform.ContentType) to force the Content-type to text/html and it made no difference.
Is there any Advanced parameter that would help? No docummentation from SAP on those ones.
I want to keep the original email body, but looks like the adapter only read plain text.
Rgds,
Marlo Simon.
Edited by: Marlo Simon on Feb 5, 2010 2:23 PM -
I searched the forums and haven't found a good answer yet. I created a page in iWeb that I want to send out as a newsletter email. I think I need to change the source of the images, etc so that the links won't be broken. Does this include all text boxes, images, pretty much everything on my page? What's the easiest way to do this?
Thanks in advance for your help/suggestions.While viewing the web page you want to send in Safari type Command+i. That will take you to Mail with the web page as HTML. You can place the cursor at the very beginning to add text at the start or at the end. Not all email clients will display HTML emails So include a hyperlink to the page so those people can visit the page for the information.
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How to send HTML email to End User using OOTB email processs?
Hi,
We are using OOTB Send email process to send email to end user.
Templates has been created inside /etc/workflow/ProjectName/email folder.
Its working properly for plain text email.but for html template ,It send the email with html tags.
Any pointer on how to write html template for OOTB email process and activate email type as html ?
Thanks
DeepikaThanks Sham..
I am able to send HTML email following above link.
The problem i am facing is,When i am deploying the code through crxde.Code is working fine.
But using maven deploy..Bundle get activated ..But at line:
messageGateway = this.messageGatewayService.getGateway(HtmlEmail.class);
,it gives null Pointer exception.
Any pointer,why its not working from maven deployment.
Regards
Deepika
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