Hi
I have a flash animation that I would like to attach to the bottom of all my MSO outgoing emails.
Could anyone advise on the best way to attach file? At present I am getting an Active X warning. Is there anyway around this please?
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Flash Signature in Outlook Express
Started by Cyberdood, Jul 06 2006 04:59 AM
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Posted 07 July 2006 - 04:01 PM
I am afraid I will be of no help to your particular question but I must just have a say 
This is just me, but I wouldn't attach larger flash animations in outgoing mail, many e-mail clients will first and foremost treat it as spam, and your e-mail recievers will have to download the flash animation to.
And I also must say that i would advise anyone on Outlook to get a better mail program since most viruses evolve there, don't see that as a rant or something, just my taste.
This is just me, but I wouldn't attach larger flash animations in outgoing mail, many e-mail clients will first and foremost treat it as spam, and your e-mail recievers will have to download the flash animation to.
And I also must say that i would advise anyone on Outlook to get a better mail program since most viruses evolve there, don't see that as a rant or something, just my taste.
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Posted 11 July 2006 - 03:57 AM
Well i was really hoping that someone would maybe know if this is possible. I just keep getting Active X warnings. By the looks of it its not going to play ball.
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I am afraid I will be of no help to your particular question but I must just have a say
This is just me, but I wouldn't attach larger flash animations in outgoing mail, many e-mail clients will first and foremost treat it as spam, and your e-mail recievers will have to download the flash animation to.
And I also must say that i would advise anyone on Outlook to get a better mail program since most viruses evolve there, don't see that as a rant or something, just my taste.
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regards
Cyberdood
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I am afraid I will be of no help to your particular question but I must just have a say
This is just me, but I wouldn't attach larger flash animations in outgoing mail, many e-mail clients will first and foremost treat it as spam, and your e-mail recievers will have to download the flash animation to.
And I also must say that i would advise anyone on Outlook to get a better mail program since most viruses evolve there, don't see that as a rant or something, just my taste.
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Posted 11 July 2006 - 06:58 PM
Basically it's not possible everything depends from the users setup of outlook / IE...
Like Erik B said, most people disable HTML mails, because of the spam flood this days..
Like Erik B said, most people disable HTML mails, because of the spam flood this days..
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