How do I add a custom made stationary?

[Guest]

The old Outlook was easy to add my own stationary, but 2007, I am so lost,
PLease help

 

[createwindow]

The old Outlook was easy to add my own stationary, but 2007, I am so lost,
PLease help

Add your htm file and gif image into C:\Program Files\Common Files
\Microsoft Shared\Stationery

You will get the idea.

Good luck,

CreateWindow

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[Roady [MVP]]

No, don't start messing around in the Program Files folder. Vista locks down
the Program Files folder for a reason!

If you want to manipulate files directly then always do this in the
Stationery folder of your own user account or All Users (depending on the
scope of the stationery).

 

[Roady [MVP]]

For a nice overview of guides on Stationery and Themes see;
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/CH010046011033.aspx

 

[yboti]

I've read over all the comments, and checked the website references,
and they have added to my overall knowledge, but there seems to be
quite a disconnect when it comes to stationary. Every method of saving
or creating stationary does something different, and none of the
methods successfully take everything in the stationary I have created
and transfer it to the target user.

I created stationary that includes styles, a logo, font selections,
and font and background colors to certain areas to use as a corporate
identity email letterhead using a text editor and saved it as an HTML
file. I then placed it in my stationary folder, and it works great.
But trying to deploy it has been very challenging. The standard "Save
as stationary" method removes everything and provides a blank email
with no styles, no logo, no default text (company address / phone /
slogan) and no colors. The "create new stationary from a file" method
dumps the styles and changes the colors.

Is there not a simple way to just inject a "packaged" HTML file into
the user's Stationary folder, or even just an easy way from PC to PC
to find the default stationary folder for that system?