Different Templates 4 Diff. Accts

I'm asking how you can create two templates, so one template is for one email
acct and another template is for another email acct. Lets say I want to get
business and personal email from two accts within Outlook 2003. I'd like one
acct to default to my "business" template so I can be sure I'm sending a
professional email out on the right account. On the other account, I'd like
it to reflect that I'm a wedding photographer on the weekends, so I'd like
that to be something that looks more artistic, creative than my "professional
business" account. Can you guys tell me how to create the templates and then
assign them as the default to two different accounts.

I have a corporate customer that wants this for the different projects. A
different email and template for each large project they work on so they can
"brand" their communications and support.

Sue Mosher - any help on this? Would you suggest Stationery over Templates?

R. Cantu

"R. Cantu" wrote:

I'm asking how you can create two templates, so one template is for one email
acct and another template is for another email acct. Lets say I want to get
business and personal email from two accts within Outlook 2003. I'd like one
acct to default to my "business" template so I can be sure I'm sending a
professional email out on the right account. On the other account, I'd like
it to reflect that I'm a wedding photographer on the weekends, so I'd like
that to be something that looks more artistic, creative than my "professional
business" account. Can you guys tell me how to create the templates and then
assign them as the default to two different accounts.

I have a corporate customer that wants this for the different projects. A
different email and template for each large project they work on so they can
"brand" their communications and support.

I think what you're really describing is stationery, which is not
account-specific. You'll need to choose the appropriate stationery for the
message. You can create stationery with any HTML editor (including Notepad)
or with a dedicated stationery program; see
http://www.slipstick.com/addins/stationery.htm

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx


"R. Cantu" R. wrote in message
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I'm asking how you can create two templates, so one template is for one
email
acct and another template is for another email acct. Lets say I want to
get
business and personal email from two accts within Outlook 2003. I'd like
one
acct to default to my "business" template so I can be sure I'm sending a
professional email out on the right account. On the other account, I'd
like
it to reflect that I'm a wedding photographer on the weekends, so I'd like
that to be something that looks more artistic, creative than my
"professional
business" account. Can you guys tell me how to create the templates and
then
assign them as the default to two different accounts.

I have a corporate customer that wants this for the different projects. A
different email and template for each large project they work on so they
can
"brand" their communications and support.