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Sep 17, 2013 5:08 AM in response to JVT01by CT,Use stationery in messages
You can add a personal touch to a message by using stationery. For example, if you’re inviting friends to dinner, you can use the Dinner stationery to make your message look like a professionally printed invitation.
In the New Message window, click the Stationery icon in the toolbar.
- To view the template choices, click a category, such as Announcements.
- To use a template, click its thumbnail.To try a different template, click another thumbnail.
- You can change the background color of some templates by clicking the thumbnail. For example, click the Daisies thumbnail several times to see different background colors.
- After you decide on a template, click the Stationery icon again to see more of the message area.
- If the template contains placeholder images, drag images from your desktop or the Finder over a placeholder.
- If you have images on your Mac from using Aperture, iPhoto, or Photo Booth, click the Photo Browser icon in the message toolbar to view and select those images.
- You can drag any folder of images onto the Photo Browser so that the images are easily accessible.
- If the image is larger than the placeholder photo, double-click the image to display a slider you can use to zoom in on an area of the photo. You can also drag the image around to show a specific area.
If you use a template often, add it to the Favorites category. Drag the thumbnail over the category list. To remove a favorite, select it and click Remove (x).
To remove a template from your message, click the Original thumbnail in the Stationery category.
Any text, images, or formatting you added is retained.
In a new message, enter and format your text, add images, and then choose File > “Save as Stationery.”
Your custom stationery will be available in the Custom category, at the end of the list.
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May 29, 2016 2:42 PM in response to CTby poiuytrewsdfghjk,I've tried and tried to create custom letterhead in Mail, but if I include artwork the receiver gets that little blue box with a question mark in it instead. I've followed the above advice, but same result.
How do I create letterhead that can include a .jpg?
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May 30, 2016 8:21 AM in response to poiuytrewsdfghjkby Eric Root,You might want to consider starting a new discussion. Since this one is a couple of years old, less people are likely to look at it. You can link to this one.