creating an E-Mail Template from PowerPoint

Hi, Just a quick question, I have a PowerPoint Design Template that I would
like to use as my E-Mail template for Microsoft Office, How can I do this, I
have tried to change the file to Design Template by going through Save As
Function but this did not work, Any help would be greatly appreciated. by the
way I am running Windows XP Professional.

Dear User,

You can do this by :
i) Open Outlook Express
ii) Select the dropdown menu beside new mail.
iii)Click Select Stionery
iv)Go to crogram files where your office is installed . You can now select
the presentation template from here.

Hope this will help you.

Even tou can get templates for email messages from www.templatekit.com/

Suvodip Moitra

Ditchy wrote in message
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Hi, Just a quick question, I have a PowerPoint Design Template that I
would
like to use as my E-Mail template for Microsoft Office, How can I do this,
I
have tried to change the file to Design Template by going through Save As
Function but this did not work, Any help would be greatly appreciated. by
the
way I am running Windows XP Professional.

Do you mean that you use Outlook Express for email? OE can use HTML files as
stationery. Therefore, you'll need to open a blank presentation, apply the
design template that you like, and then go to File Save as Web Page.
PowerPoint will generate a sub-folder which will contain a file called
slide0001.htm. You'll need to copy and paste that file to the location of your
stationery files. You might want to rename it so that it is more descriptive.
--

Sonia Coleman
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team
Autorun Software, Templates and Tutorials
(Never test the depth of the water with both feet.)

"Ditchy" wrote in message
...
Hi, Just a quick question, I have a PowerPoint Design Template that I would
like to use as my E-Mail template for Microsoft Office, How can I do this, I
have tried to change the file to Design Template by going through Save As
Function but this did not work, Any help would be greatly appreciated. by the
way I am running Windows XP Professional.