Smileys

N

Noel All

Okay first close Word and Outlook and then do a CTRL+ALT+DEL and select Task
Manager then select the Processes Tab and make sure that you dont see
Outlook.exe or WINWord.exe, if you do see them running then highlight them
and select End Task. Then search for Normal.dot and this is usually located
under your user profile in Document and Settings, once you have found it
them either rename or delete. Then start Word or Outlook and see what :)
does.
MButler said:
I guess I need more specific instructions....if you want to give up and not
help me anymore, I can understand. Can you give me a step by step
instruction how to do that? Thanks!

Noel All said:
When you renamed or deleted it did you make sure that Outlook and Word
were
closed and not being listed in the running processes of Task Manager. It
is
usually located in your user profile under Document and Settings, but you
should be able to check that its the right one by the modified date and
time.
MButler said:
Maybe I'm dumb, but where do I find the normal.dot document....I found
it
by
searching the files and did what you suggested, but am still getting a
J
when
I type :). This is very frustrating! Thanks for trying...any other
help?

:

Longshot I would rename or delete Normal.dot, be warned though that if
you
delete it then any customisation of the normal word template will be
lost,
maybe better renaming it so you can restore it if my suggestion didn't
work.
Yes...I have the box checked that uses Word as the email editor.

:

As Milly suggested you are using Word as the email editor.
It is set to HTML text....not Plain Text. Thanks for
answering...any
other
suggestions?

:

Check that the email message format is not set to Plain Text
When I type :), it does not convert it to a smiley face...I
have
checked
the
autocorrect entries and it comes up with a J in my email. I'm
going
crazy...any help? Thanks.

:

If you use Word as your editor in Outlook 2002 or 2003, it
will
convert
the
Colon + End Parentheses into a smiley every time. :)

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted
without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Chrischik asked:

| Hi Oliver,
| thanks for the idea, unfortunately hotbar tends to monitor
your
| behaviour. I was looking for a way of creating stuff
myself.
| thanks,
| Chris
|
| "Oliver Vukovics" wrote:
|
|| Hi Chris,
||
|| maybe you are searching for the "hotbar" tool?
||
http://www.mapistore.com/Outlook/Stationery/Review_00483_index.html
||
|| --
|| Oliver Vukovics
|| Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder
|| Notebook Synchronisation for Outlook: Public SyncTool
|| http://www.publicshareware.com
||
im
|| Newsbeitrag
|| ||| Hi all, maybe you can help.
||| I would like to be able to send smileys by clicking on
the
||| toolbar in MS Outlook 2003.
||| Is it possible?
||| thanks,
||| chris
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
G

Guest

You are trying so hard to be helpful and I greatly appreciate it! However,
when I did this, there is no normal.dot document to be found! Wow...I am a
case huh? Thanks and let me know where else I can find it. Thanks.

Noel All said:
Okay first close Word and Outlook and then do a CTRL+ALT+DEL and select Task
Manager then select the Processes Tab and make sure that you dont see
Outlook.exe or WINWord.exe, if you do see them running then highlight them
and select End Task. Then search for Normal.dot and this is usually located
under your user profile in Document and Settings, once you have found it
them either rename or delete. Then start Word or Outlook and see what :)
does.
MButler said:
I guess I need more specific instructions....if you want to give up and not
help me anymore, I can understand. Can you give me a step by step
instruction how to do that? Thanks!

Noel All said:
When you renamed or deleted it did you make sure that Outlook and Word
were
closed and not being listed in the running processes of Task Manager. It
is
usually located in your user profile under Document and Settings, but you
should be able to check that its the right one by the modified date and
time.
Maybe I'm dumb, but where do I find the normal.dot document....I found
it
by
searching the files and did what you suggested, but am still getting a
J
when
I type :). This is very frustrating! Thanks for trying...any other
help?

:

Longshot I would rename or delete Normal.dot, be warned though that if
you
delete it then any customisation of the normal word template will be
lost,
maybe better renaming it so you can restore it if my suggestion didn't
work.
Yes...I have the box checked that uses Word as the email editor.

:

As Milly suggested you are using Word as the email editor.
It is set to HTML text....not Plain Text. Thanks for
answering...any
other
suggestions?

:

Check that the email message format is not set to Plain Text
When I type :), it does not convert it to a smiley face...I
have
checked
the
autocorrect entries and it comes up with a J in my email. I'm
going
crazy...any help? Thanks.

:

If you use Word as your editor in Outlook 2002 or 2003, it
will
convert
the
Colon + End Parentheses into a smiley every time. :)

--Â
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted
without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Chrischik asked:

| Hi Oliver,
| thanks for the idea, unfortunately hotbar tends to monitor
your
| behaviour. I was looking for a way of creating stuff
myself.
| thanks,
| Chris
|
| "Oliver Vukovics" wrote:
|
|| Hi Chris,
||
|| maybe you are searching for the "hotbar" tool?
||
http://www.mapistore.com/Outlook/Stationery/Review_00483_index.html
||
|| --
|| Oliver Vukovics
|| Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder
|| Notebook Synchronisation for Outlook: Public SyncTool
|| http://www.publicshareware.com
||
im
|| Newsbeitrag
|| ||| Hi all, maybe you can help.
||| I would like to be able to send smileys by clicking on
the
||| toolbar in MS Outlook 2003.
||| Is it possible?
||| thanks,
||| chris
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
N

Noel All

See if widening your search helps, look for *.dot files on the C drive.
MButler said:
You are trying so hard to be helpful and I greatly appreciate it!
However,
when I did this, there is no normal.dot document to be found! Wow...I am
a
case huh? Thanks and let me know where else I can find it. Thanks.

Noel All said:
Okay first close Word and Outlook and then do a CTRL+ALT+DEL and select
Task
Manager then select the Processes Tab and make sure that you dont see
Outlook.exe or WINWord.exe, if you do see them running then highlight
them
and select End Task. Then search for Normal.dot and this is usually
located
under your user profile in Document and Settings, once you have found it
them either rename or delete. Then start Word or Outlook and see what :)
does.
MButler said:
I guess I need more specific instructions....if you want to give up and
not
help me anymore, I can understand. Can you give me a step by step
instruction how to do that? Thanks!

:

When you renamed or deleted it did you make sure that Outlook and Word
were
closed and not being listed in the running processes of Task Manager.
It
is
usually located in your user profile under Document and Settings, but
you
should be able to check that its the right one by the modified date
and
time.
Maybe I'm dumb, but where do I find the normal.dot document....I
found
it
by
searching the files and did what you suggested, but am still getting
a
J
when
I type :). This is very frustrating! Thanks for trying...any other
help?

:

Longshot I would rename or delete Normal.dot, be warned though that
if
you
delete it then any customisation of the normal word template will
be
lost,
maybe better renaming it so you can restore it if my suggestion
didn't
work.
Yes...I have the box checked that uses Word as the email editor.

:

As Milly suggested you are using Word as the email editor.
It is set to HTML text....not Plain Text. Thanks for
answering...any
other
suggestions?

:

Check that the email message format is not set to Plain Text
message
When I type :), it does not convert it to a smiley face...I
have
checked
the
autocorrect entries and it comes up with a J in my email.
I'm
going
crazy...any help? Thanks.

:

If you use Word as your editor in Outlook 2002 or 2003, it
will
convert
the
Colon + End Parentheses into a smiley every time. :)

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion
intact.
All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be
deleted
without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Chrischik asked:

| Hi Oliver,
| thanks for the idea, unfortunately hotbar tends to
monitor
your
| behaviour. I was looking for a way of creating stuff
myself.
| thanks,
| Chris
|
| "Oliver Vukovics" wrote:
|
|| Hi Chris,
||
|| maybe you are searching for the "hotbar" tool?
||
http://www.mapistore.com/Outlook/Stationery/Review_00483_index.html
||
|| --
|| Oliver Vukovics
|| Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder
|| Notebook Synchronisation for Outlook: Public SyncTool
|| http://www.publicshareware.com
||
|| "Chrischik" <[email protected]>
schrieb
im
|| Newsbeitrag
||
||| Hi all, maybe you can help.
||| I would like to be able to send smileys by clicking on
the
||| toolbar in MS Outlook 2003.
||| Is it possible?
||| thanks,
||| chris
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
G

Guest

Well...found it, renamed it, and still not working! Any other suggestions?

Noel All said:
See if widening your search helps, look for *.dot files on the C drive.
MButler said:
You are trying so hard to be helpful and I greatly appreciate it!
However,
when I did this, there is no normal.dot document to be found! Wow...I am
a
case huh? Thanks and let me know where else I can find it. Thanks.

Noel All said:
Okay first close Word and Outlook and then do a CTRL+ALT+DEL and select
Task
Manager then select the Processes Tab and make sure that you dont see
Outlook.exe or WINWord.exe, if you do see them running then highlight
them
and select End Task. Then search for Normal.dot and this is usually
located
under your user profile in Document and Settings, once you have found it
them either rename or delete. Then start Word or Outlook and see what :)
does.
I guess I need more specific instructions....if you want to give up and
not
help me anymore, I can understand. Can you give me a step by step
instruction how to do that? Thanks!

:

When you renamed or deleted it did you make sure that Outlook and Word
were
closed and not being listed in the running processes of Task Manager.
It
is
usually located in your user profile under Document and Settings, but
you
should be able to check that its the right one by the modified date
and
time.
Maybe I'm dumb, but where do I find the normal.dot document....I
found
it
by
searching the files and did what you suggested, but am still getting
a
J
when
I type :). This is very frustrating! Thanks for trying...any other
help?

:

Longshot I would rename or delete Normal.dot, be warned though that
if
you
delete it then any customisation of the normal word template will
be
lost,
maybe better renaming it so you can restore it if my suggestion
didn't
work.
Yes...I have the box checked that uses Word as the email editor.

:

As Milly suggested you are using Word as the email editor.
It is set to HTML text....not Plain Text. Thanks for
answering...any
other
suggestions?

:

Check that the email message format is not set to Plain Text
message
When I type :), it does not convert it to a smiley face...I
have
checked
the
autocorrect entries and it comes up with a J in my email.
I'm
going
crazy...any help? Thanks.

:

If you use Word as your editor in Outlook 2002 or 2003, it
will
convert
the
Colon + End Parentheses into a smiley every time. :)

--Â
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion
intact.
All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be
deleted
without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Chrischik asked:

| Hi Oliver,
| thanks for the idea, unfortunately hotbar tends to
monitor
your
| behaviour. I was looking for a way of creating stuff
myself.
| thanks,
| Chris
|
| "Oliver Vukovics" wrote:
|
|| Hi Chris,
||
|| maybe you are searching for the "hotbar" tool?
||
http://www.mapistore.com/Outlook/Stationery/Review_00483_index.html
||
|| --
|| Oliver Vukovics
|| Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder
|| Notebook Synchronisation for Outlook: Public SyncTool
|| http://www.publicshareware.com
||
|| "Chrischik" <[email protected]>
schrieb
im
|| Newsbeitrag
||
||| Hi all, maybe you can help.
||| I would like to be able to send smileys by clicking on
the
||| toolbar in MS Outlook 2003.
||| Is it possible?
||| thanks,
||| chris
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
N

Noel All

Can you do a test, it doesn't give you a smiley when you try it in an email,
what happens if you try it in a Word Document, in theory it shouldn't work
but ....................
MButler said:
Well...found it, renamed it, and still not working! Any other
suggestions?

Noel All said:
See if widening your search helps, look for *.dot files on the C drive.
MButler said:
You are trying so hard to be helpful and I greatly appreciate it!
However,
when I did this, there is no normal.dot document to be found! Wow...I
am
a
case huh? Thanks and let me know where else I can find it. Thanks.

:

Okay first close Word and Outlook and then do a CTRL+ALT+DEL and
select
Task
Manager then select the Processes Tab and make sure that you dont see
Outlook.exe or WINWord.exe, if you do see them running then highlight
them
and select End Task. Then search for Normal.dot and this is usually
located
under your user profile in Document and Settings, once you have found
it
them either rename or delete. Then start Word or Outlook and see what
:)
does.
I guess I need more specific instructions....if you want to give up
and
not
help me anymore, I can understand. Can you give me a step by step
instruction how to do that? Thanks!

:

When you renamed or deleted it did you make sure that Outlook and
Word
were
closed and not being listed in the running processes of Task
Manager.
It
is
usually located in your user profile under Document and Settings,
but
you
should be able to check that its the right one by the modified date
and
time.
Maybe I'm dumb, but where do I find the normal.dot document....I
found
it
by
searching the files and did what you suggested, but am still
getting
a
J
when
I type :). This is very frustrating! Thanks for trying...any
other
help?

:

Longshot I would rename or delete Normal.dot, be warned though
that
if
you
delete it then any customisation of the normal word template
will
be
lost,
maybe better renaming it so you can restore it if my suggestion
didn't
work.
Yes...I have the box checked that uses Word as the email
editor.

:

As Milly suggested you are using Word as the email editor.
message
It is set to HTML text....not Plain Text. Thanks for
answering...any
other
suggestions?

:

Check that the email message format is not set to Plain
Text
message
When I type :), it does not convert it to a smiley
face...I
have
checked
the
autocorrect entries and it comes up with a J in my
email.
I'm
going
crazy...any help? Thanks.

:

If you use Word as your editor in Outlook 2002 or 2003,
it
will
convert
the
Colon + End Parentheses into a smiley every time. :)

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion
intact.
All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be
deleted
without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Chrischik asked:

| Hi Oliver,
| thanks for the idea, unfortunately hotbar tends to
monitor
your
| behaviour. I was looking for a way of creating stuff
myself.
| thanks,
| Chris
|
| "Oliver Vukovics" wrote:
|
|| Hi Chris,
||
|| maybe you are searching for the "hotbar" tool?
||
http://www.mapistore.com/Outlook/Stationery/Review_00483_index.html
||
|| --
|| Oliver Vukovics
|| Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder
|| Notebook Synchronisation for Outlook: Public
SyncTool
|| http://www.publicshareware.com
||
|| "Chrischik" <[email protected]>
schrieb
im
|| Newsbeitrag
||
||| Hi all, maybe you can help.
||| I would like to be able to send smileys by clicking
on
the
||| toolbar in MS Outlook 2003.
||| Is it possible?
||| thanks,
||| chris
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
G

Guest

I found it....and I'm in business - it works now!! Thank you very much for
your direction! Have a great day! Thank you!

Noel All said:
Can you do a test, it doesn't give you a smiley when you try it in an email,
what happens if you try it in a Word Document, in theory it shouldn't work
but ....................
MButler said:
Well...found it, renamed it, and still not working! Any other
suggestions?

Noel All said:
See if widening your search helps, look for *.dot files on the C drive.
You are trying so hard to be helpful and I greatly appreciate it!
However,
when I did this, there is no normal.dot document to be found! Wow...I
am
a
case huh? Thanks and let me know where else I can find it. Thanks.

:

Okay first close Word and Outlook and then do a CTRL+ALT+DEL and
select
Task
Manager then select the Processes Tab and make sure that you dont see
Outlook.exe or WINWord.exe, if you do see them running then highlight
them
and select End Task. Then search for Normal.dot and this is usually
located
under your user profile in Document and Settings, once you have found
it
them either rename or delete. Then start Word or Outlook and see what
:)
does.
I guess I need more specific instructions....if you want to give up
and
not
help me anymore, I can understand. Can you give me a step by step
instruction how to do that? Thanks!

:

When you renamed or deleted it did you make sure that Outlook and
Word
were
closed and not being listed in the running processes of Task
Manager.
It
is
usually located in your user profile under Document and Settings,
but
you
should be able to check that its the right one by the modified date
and
time.
Maybe I'm dumb, but where do I find the normal.dot document....I
found
it
by
searching the files and did what you suggested, but am still
getting
a
J
when
I type :). This is very frustrating! Thanks for trying...any
other
help?

:

Longshot I would rename or delete Normal.dot, be warned though
that
if
you
delete it then any customisation of the normal word template
will
be
lost,
maybe better renaming it so you can restore it if my suggestion
didn't
work.
Yes...I have the box checked that uses Word as the email
editor.

:

As Milly suggested you are using Word as the email editor.
message
It is set to HTML text....not Plain Text. Thanks for
answering...any
other
suggestions?

:

Check that the email message format is not set to Plain
Text
message
When I type :), it does not convert it to a smiley
face...I
have
checked
the
autocorrect entries and it comes up with a J in my
email.
I'm
going
crazy...any help? Thanks.

:

If you use Word as your editor in Outlook 2002 or 2003,
it
will
convert
the
Colon + End Parentheses into a smiley every time. :)

--Â
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion
intact.
All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be
deleted
without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Chrischik asked:

| Hi Oliver,
| thanks for the idea, unfortunately hotbar tends to
monitor
your
| behaviour. I was looking for a way of creating stuff
myself.
| thanks,
| Chris
|
| "Oliver Vukovics" wrote:
|
|| Hi Chris,
||
|| maybe you are searching for the "hotbar" tool?
||
http://www.mapistore.com/Outlook/Stationery/Review_00483_index.html
||
|| --
|| Oliver Vukovics
|| Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder
|| Notebook Synchronisation for Outlook: Public
SyncTool
|| http://www.publicshareware.com
||
|| "Chrischik" <[email protected]>
schrieb
im
|| Newsbeitrag
||
||| Hi all, maybe you can help.
||| I would like to be able to send smileys by clicking
on
the
||| toolbar in MS Outlook 2003.
||| Is it possible?
||| thanks,
||| chris
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
N

Noel All

What did you find
MButler said:
I found it....and I'm in business - it works now!! Thank you very much for
your direction! Have a great day! Thank you!

Noel All said:
Can you do a test, it doesn't give you a smiley when you try it in an
email,
what happens if you try it in a Word Document, in theory it shouldn't
work
but ....................
MButler said:
Well...found it, renamed it, and still not working! Any other
suggestions?

:

See if widening your search helps, look for *.dot files on the C
drive.
You are trying so hard to be helpful and I greatly appreciate it!
However,
when I did this, there is no normal.dot document to be found!
Wow...I
am
a
case huh? Thanks and let me know where else I can find it. Thanks.

:

Okay first close Word and Outlook and then do a CTRL+ALT+DEL and
select
Task
Manager then select the Processes Tab and make sure that you dont
see
Outlook.exe or WINWord.exe, if you do see them running then
highlight
them
and select End Task. Then search for Normal.dot and this is usually
located
under your user profile in Document and Settings, once you have
found
it
them either rename or delete. Then start Word or Outlook and see
what
:)
does.
I guess I need more specific instructions....if you want to give
up
and
not
help me anymore, I can understand. Can you give me a step by
step
instruction how to do that? Thanks!

:

When you renamed or deleted it did you make sure that Outlook
and
Word
were
closed and not being listed in the running processes of Task
Manager.
It
is
usually located in your user profile under Document and
Settings,
but
you
should be able to check that its the right one by the modified
date
and
time.
Maybe I'm dumb, but where do I find the normal.dot
document....I
found
it
by
searching the files and did what you suggested, but am still
getting
a
J
when
I type :). This is very frustrating! Thanks for trying...any
other
help?

:

Longshot I would rename or delete Normal.dot, be warned
though
that
if
you
delete it then any customisation of the normal word template
will
be
lost,
maybe better renaming it so you can restore it if my
suggestion
didn't
work.
message
Yes...I have the box checked that uses Word as the email
editor.

:

As Milly suggested you are using Word as the email editor.
message
It is set to HTML text....not Plain Text. Thanks for
answering...any
other
suggestions?

:

Check that the email message format is not set to Plain
Text
message
When I type :), it does not convert it to a smiley
face...I
have
checked
the
autocorrect entries and it comes up with a J in my
email.
I'm
going
crazy...any help? Thanks.

:

If you use Word as your editor in Outlook 2002 or
2003,
it
will
convert
the
Colon + End Parentheses into a smiley every time.
:)

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion
intact.
All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be
deleted
without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Chrischik asked:

| Hi Oliver,
| thanks for the idea, unfortunately hotbar tends to
monitor
your
| behaviour. I was looking for a way of creating
stuff
myself.
| thanks,
| Chris
|
| "Oliver Vukovics" wrote:
|
|| Hi Chris,
||
|| maybe you are searching for the "hotbar" tool?
||
http://www.mapistore.com/Outlook/Stationery/Review_00483_index.html
||
|| --
|| Oliver Vukovics
|| Share Outlook without Exchange: Public
ShareFolder
|| Notebook Synchronisation for Outlook: Public
SyncTool
|| http://www.publicshareware.com
||
|| "Chrischik" <[email protected]>
schrieb
im
|| Newsbeitrag
||
||| Hi all, maybe you can help.
||| I would like to be able to send smileys by
clicking
on
the
||| toolbar in MS Outlook 2003.
||| Is it possible?
||| thanks,
||| chris
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
G

Guest

The document and it works now! Yeah! Thanks.

Noel All said:
What did you find
MButler said:
I found it....and I'm in business - it works now!! Thank you very much for
your direction! Have a great day! Thank you!

Noel All said:
Can you do a test, it doesn't give you a smiley when you try it in an
email,
what happens if you try it in a Word Document, in theory it shouldn't
work
but ....................
Well...found it, renamed it, and still not working! Any other
suggestions?

:

See if widening your search helps, look for *.dot files on the C
drive.
You are trying so hard to be helpful and I greatly appreciate it!
However,
when I did this, there is no normal.dot document to be found!
Wow...I
am
a
case huh? Thanks and let me know where else I can find it. Thanks.

:

Okay first close Word and Outlook and then do a CTRL+ALT+DEL and
select
Task
Manager then select the Processes Tab and make sure that you dont
see
Outlook.exe or WINWord.exe, if you do see them running then
highlight
them
and select End Task. Then search for Normal.dot and this is usually
located
under your user profile in Document and Settings, once you have
found
it
them either rename or delete. Then start Word or Outlook and see
what
:)
does.
I guess I need more specific instructions....if you want to give
up
and
not
help me anymore, I can understand. Can you give me a step by
step
instruction how to do that? Thanks!

:

When you renamed or deleted it did you make sure that Outlook
and
Word
were
closed and not being listed in the running processes of Task
Manager.
It
is
usually located in your user profile under Document and
Settings,
but
you
should be able to check that its the right one by the modified
date
and
time.
Maybe I'm dumb, but where do I find the normal.dot
document....I
found
it
by
searching the files and did what you suggested, but am still
getting
a
J
when
I type :). This is very frustrating! Thanks for trying...any
other
help?

:

Longshot I would rename or delete Normal.dot, be warned
though
that
if
you
delete it then any customisation of the normal word template
will
be
lost,
maybe better renaming it so you can restore it if my
suggestion
didn't
work.
message
Yes...I have the box checked that uses Word as the email
editor.

:

As Milly suggested you are using Word as the email editor.
message
It is set to HTML text....not Plain Text. Thanks for
answering...any
other
suggestions?

:

Check that the email message format is not set to Plain
Text
message
When I type :), it does not convert it to a smiley
face...I
have
checked
the
autocorrect entries and it comes up with a J in my
email.
I'm
going
crazy...any help? Thanks.

:

If you use Word as your editor in Outlook 2002 or
2003,
it
will
convert
the
Colon + End Parentheses into a smiley every time.
:)

--Â
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion
intact.
All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be
deleted
without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Chrischik asked:

| Hi Oliver,
| thanks for the idea, unfortunately hotbar tends to
monitor
your
| behaviour. I was looking for a way of creating
stuff
myself.
| thanks,
| Chris
|
| "Oliver Vukovics" wrote:
|
|| Hi Chris,
||
|| maybe you are searching for the "hotbar" tool?
||
http://www.mapistore.com/Outlook/Stationery/Review_00483_index.html
||
|| --
|| Oliver Vukovics
|| Share Outlook without Exchange: Public
ShareFolder
|| Notebook Synchronisation for Outlook: Public
SyncTool
|| http://www.publicshareware.com
||
|| "Chrischik" <[email protected]>
schrieb
im
|| Newsbeitrag
||
||| Hi all, maybe you can help.
||| I would like to be able to send smileys by
clicking
on
the
||| toolbar in MS Outlook 2003.
||| Is it possible?
||| thanks,
||| chris
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