Hi David,
Send me your method...

SnagIt will preserve hyperlinks, you have to do some editing. When converted to
Acrobat PDF the hyperlinks are retained. I don't know about the other PDF
converters.

Still-- your recipients have to have HTML emails enabled.

You should download the SnagIt trial. It is a super program.

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"DavidF" wrote in message
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Ed,

I think its great that you are posting a method to send a 4 page newsletter
within OE or Outlook instead of as an attachment, since this is a frequent
question. I also think its great that JoAnn has worked so hard on developing
a workaround. However if you and JoAnn are interested (Mary too, if she is
interested), I believe I have worked out a way this can be done more easily
within Publisher, without buying additional software, without converting to
pdf, without reducing the page, text or image sizes, with links surviving
and with an email size no larger than JoAnn's method, and sometimes much
smaller.

If you are interested then I would ask that JoAnn tell me which Publisher
newsletter template she used, and for you both to post an email address
where I can send a sample and the details of how to do it. I realize from
reading a bit on your site, that you are gearing up for exams and more, and
might be too busy to consider this at this time, but if at any time you
would like to learn how to do this, then let me know.

In the short term, I would ask JoAnn to see if SnagIt will "reactivate"
hyperlinks when she uses PrimoPDF. When I use PrimoPDF it kills the links,
but I don't have SnagIt to take it to the next step.

DavidF

"Ed Bennett" wrote in message
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ALVEZ was very recently heard to
utter:
Hi. I have created a catalog in publisher which has 4 pages. How do i
e-mail this all at the one time?

http://ed.mvps.org/Static.aspx?=Publ...multipageemail

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Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher
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