I take it you really do mean 'attached' and not as the body of the e-mail?
HTML used for formatted e-mail does not support headers.
If you are attaching the document file are any graphics in the letter head
embedded in the document or are they linked?
If you want to ensure that the document you send is what the recipient will
see, convert to PDF and attach that. PrimoPDF is free and competent if you
don't already have a PDF conversion application.
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Joe T. wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I have set up a letterhead in the "custom header" portion of the
> document. It prints fine, however if I attach the document to an
> e-mail, the recipient does not get the header. I have been sending
> out letters that did not have my "Letterhead" making the letters
> useless. Is their an option to have the letterhead become part of
> the document for attachment?
>
> I am using MS Outlook as part of the 2003 Office Pro package. I have
> tried to find the answer in both Word and Outlook and cannot find.
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