can we get background like in incredimail and does outlook has all the
folder, rules and junkmail filtering options incredimail has
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justamailman <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> can we get background like in incredimail

Background where?

> and does outlook has all the
> folder, rules and junkmail filtering options incredimail has

Tell us what features does Incredimail has and we can tell you if Outlook
has equivalents.
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Brian Tillman

background picture or stationnaries some times called I suppose in the email
to send
I have checked for the rest by testing it and Outlook seem to have
everything except the stationnaries . I really hopes that we can add nice
ones of our choices in there but now I have heard also that it is a trick to
get out all my messages from incredimail do you know the procedure?

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any or all responses are gratefully accepted and thank you for your time

Running Compaq P3, 500Mhz
WIN XP home, Office XP SB
Dialup (no choice here)


"Brian Tillman" wrote:

> justamailman <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> > can we get background like in incredimail
>
> Background where?
>
> > and does outlook has all the
> > folder, rules and junkmail filtering options incredimail has
>
> Tell us what features does Incredimail has and we can tell you if Outlook
> has equivalents.
> --
> Brian Tillman
>
>

justamailman <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> background picture or stationnaries some times called I suppose in
> the email to send
> I have checked for the rest by testing it and Outlook seem to have
> everything except the stationnaries

Outlook certainly has stationery. Click Help and look for "stationery".
You must spell it correctly, though, if you expect the search to find it.

> I really hopes that we can add
> nice ones

I throw away all messages that contain stationery. It adds no informaiton
of any kind to the message and wastes bandwidth.

> of our choices in there but now I have heard also that it
> is a trick to get out all my messages from incredimail do you know
> the procedure?

Google is your friend.
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Brian Tillman