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Cannot install stationary windows mail running vista

Cannot install stationary windows mail running vista
Hello there,

I have Vista Premium Home and of course it come with Windows Mail. I wanted to use some stationery so I downloaded dictionary from Microsoft. But i cannot run and install stationary. Can anyone help me to install it.

Any and all suggestions are welcome!

#2
23-02-2009

Jackson2
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 2,265
Re: Cannot install stationary windows mail running vista
Look at the folder location,
C:\Users\(your username)\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsMail\Stationery

If it is not there, then you might do a full non-indexed search on your hard drive to see where the file was placed. Search using *.HTM. This will bring up all these type of files found. Look at the ones that are not located in the path above for being this stray install.

#3
23-02-2009

Trio
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Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 2,752
Re: Cannot install stationary windows mail running vista
Some information on using stationary in windows mail. When you add stationery to a message, a fancy background is placed behind the actual message. Windows Mail includes different stationery that you can include in your messages. You can follow these simple steps:
Open Windows Mail.
From the Tools menu, click Options.
Click the Compose tab.
Under Stationery, place a check beside Mail.
Click the Select button. The available stationery appears.
Highlight a stationery file to see a preview of it (if the Show Preview option is selected).
Select the stationery you want to use and click OK.
Click OK.

#4
23-02-2009

deveritt
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 2,528
Re: Cannot install stationary windows mail running vista
You can create your own stationary, if you have HTML or webpage design knowledge.
Create own stationary by creating a webpage and saving it with a .htm extension. When you create new email message, choose 'Select Stationary' and navigate it to the folder where you have own stationary saved. Done!
Try it at your own risk.

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