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Old February 21st 06, 01:51 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Help a Novice Please
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I asked the other day about sending an ad in outlook email and I received a
wonderful response that showed me how...Now when I do it, I get a message
that says active x settings will not allow...Please help
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Old February 21st 06, 02:41 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
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Help a Novice Please wrote:

I asked the other day about sending an ad in outlook email and I
received a wonderful response that showed me how...Now when I do it,
I get a message that says active x settings will not allow...Please
help


Try changing the security settings on the Web Zone or the Web Zone itself
that you're using for mail so that ActiveX is allowed.
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Old February 21st 06, 02:07 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
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If you want your message to be readable by as many recipients as possible, you should not use any ActiveX controls in the HTML for your message.

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I asked the other day about sending an ad in outlook email and I received a
wonderful response that showed me how...Now when I do it, I get a message
that says active x settings will not allow...Please help

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Old February 22nd 06, 06:50 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Jesper Frier
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Here you can find many examples how to send ad in e-mail:

http://www.brandedmails.com

I only use HTML tags which are rendered OK in Lotus Notes. If OK in Notes -
you have problems with other clients whatsoever ... :-)


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