Convert Word Doc to paste into email body...

[Dietrich_R1]

So I created a good single page "marketing" brochure in MS Word... Besides formatted text, there is a picture, along with Headers & Footers...

I need to be able to copy/paste it into an e-mail body. I've tried multiple formats... HELP!!

Any Suggestions???

Thanks,
Dietrich

[Hoot]

So I created a good single page "marketing" brochure in MS Word... Besides formatted text, there is a picture, along with Headers & Footers...

I need to be able to copy/paste it into an e-mail body. I've tried multiple formats... HELP!!

Any Suggestions???

Thanks,
Dietrich

Turn it into a PDF, you could then add it to an email as an attachment.

[I`m Batman]

Are you using Outlook? Make sure your email app support rich text or HTML format so you can paste formatted text and images to the email body.

[Zach929rr]

Most of the email marketing these days is images chopped and marked up in hmtl and css.

[cdbouncer]

convert it to a pdf then insert it into the email body

[Dietrich_R1]

convert it to a pdf then insert it into the email body



How do you insert into the email body?? I've only been able to attach it to the email.


THANK YOU!
Dietrich

[FZRACE97]

Open the PDF with Adobe CTRL A, CTRL C
In Outlook, new message, click in the body and CTRL V

[Dietrich_R1]

Open the PDF with Adobe CTRL A, CTRL C
In Outlook, new message, click in the body and CTRL V

I tried this, but it didn't work... My PDF word doc put only the text into the body, & screwed up the format.

I created my marketing document in Word. It has Header's, Footer's, Pictures, and Text... I converted the Word Document to a PDF in the word document.

Maybe HTML or CSS is the only way to go??????????????????????

[Zach929rr]

Maybe HTML or CSS is the only way to go??????????????????????

It's easier than it sounds. Its mostly HTML tables layed out with a fixed height and/or width to match the image slices. Couple minutes on paper and you should have a solid guideline, pixel-dimension wise, of a good approach that can be fine tuned when you get down to testing.

[I`m Batman]

Couldn't you just do a print screen or use snippit (if you're using Win7) then paste it to the body? Hope you have a high enough res monitor to get everything on the screen.