Sending an open HTML file as an email

I am knew at this. I have created a newsletter in Dreamweaver and want to be able to send it to both pc users and mac users so that the newsletter is open when they receive it. First, is that possible and if so, how do I do it?

Basically it sounds as though you want to send an html newsletter. I'm not quite suire what you mean though by "the newsletter is open when they receive it". If you are referring to images being automically downloaded when they open the email there is no way to make this happen for security reasons unless the user explicity allows it.
Personally speaking designing for emails is a lot different than designing for web users. First off, you stay away from divs and stick to a table based layout. Second, background-images are also no good because Outlook does not allow them and if you are emailing business customers, it won't look good.
My personal suggestion to you would be to look into email services like those offered by Mailchimp (http://www.mailchimp.com) or Constant Contact (http://www.constantcontact.com). Mailchimp tends to be a little more advanced, but it gives you more freedom to import html documents that you make in Dreamweaver and they also have a plugin (I have not tested it yet with CS5, but it works in CS4).

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the follwing method i have used to open html file ...
so to access html file i am shipping resources folder with jar file ..
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     fileName = fileName.replaceAll("%2520"," ");
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I'm trying to import/open HTML files into Fireworks CS4 to do some redesigning. I inherited the job of redoing my companies website and we believe the person who created our website created the site using Dreamweaver 8. Unfortunatley that person moved on to a new job across the country and we can't ask him exactly how he created our website.
When I try to open some of the HTML files in FW I get the message: "Could not open the file....Fireworks could not find an HTML table in this file". Next I tried creating a new, very simple HTML page in Dreamweaver CS4 that contains just a few lines of text and 1graphic (we just bought the CS4 web suite). Again, I get the same error.
Other files give me a slightly different error message when trying to open them in FW, "The HTML document contains one or more images with absolute web addresses for the source. Fireworks cannot handle these images. --click OK-- (next error message) Could not open the file. Fireworks has encountered a problem with the HTML in this table. Verify that the HTML is valid"... and then it closes and nothing loads into FW. Bummer.
I've searched on these forums and can't find any solutions to this problem although I found a few people experiencing the same problem.
Do I need to do something to the Dreamweaver created HTML's to get them to open in FW? Any help would be appreciated.

Fireworks is a graphics editor that can export code; it is not an HTML/code editor.
If you have exported HTML from Fireworks, you ought to be able to re-import that, but I would think most people who use Fireworks exported code would just modify their Fireworks document and re-export. (Fireworks' code is not robust and it is only intended for mockups and prototypes. Fireworks is not intended for developing and maintaining live Web sites; Dreamweaver is.)
If your developer used Dreamweaver, then I really don't expect that Fireworks would be able to import that, nor any code that isn't in exactly the format that it can export. If you know your developer used Fireworks, then you need to look for .png files. Fireworks uses an enhanced version of the PNG format for its native document format.
If you are making small adjustments to your site, then you might be better off working in Dreamweaver. If you're doing a site re-design, then Fireworks is an excellent tool for laying out your design and producing your graphics, but you will, at some point, need to move over to Dreamweaver for coding.

Can No Longer Open html files

I Fireworks 8, I was able to save a web page as a complete
document to the local drive and then open it with Fireworks to work
with it. With CS3 all I get is a totally white canvas. I have
checked that my preferences are all set the same, and they are. I
use this feature all the time for a variety of functions, i.e.,
combining slices to make one gif, etc. Am I missing something - or
is that function no longer there?
It shows it can open Html files, but it will not even open
it's own exported html files. Get "internal error." The file is
fine ( and it just created it.)

No, it is not a bug at all. It is all about how you do this
and understand the primary functionality of Fw itself, and how it
do for you. If you don't fully understand how it works, then you
have problem trying to understand how it works and what's not.
Then, perhaps that you clearly do not understand the
functionality of Fw CS3, and how it relates to exported HTML files
created by Fw CS3.
It is very common, wide misunderstanding among other,
especially with newbies using Fw app, and they thought that if Fw
could create HTML code. Actually, it was created by side of
pre-scripted coding inside the app itself, and that it does the
rest for you.
As for working with sliced images around Fw CS3, as any
legacy versions of Fw, the concept of sliced images is often up for
the air and debates. Everyone have different opinion about sliced
images, and what not and what's cool.
I personally dislike sliced images. If having lots of sliced
images, means slower downloading time and more codes involved.
I get the feeling that you really not understand how Fw
works, and how it relates to your question about HTML code in Fw.
Please try to understand that FW itself CANNOT edit HTML. It only
just exports html code for you. However, it is important to note,
it is NOT perfect html code.
It is best IF you work with pre-scripted HTML code in
Dreamweaver, or any web authoring app to work with HTML directly.
If you are not taking my advice, so be it. I am out of this
discussion. End of discussion!
And good luck!
quote:
Originally posted by:
lloydtennison
No. I mean for editing the images. The open command even
shows html as an option to open, it just does not open the file at
all. I just creates a new one.
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manipulation. If open html is an option, as it is, it should open
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I'd love someone giving me a bit of help about this...
AFAIK, Nokia S40 phones can't open an html file stored locally (in the phone's memory or memory card), although they can if that file is accessed through an internet connection.
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