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This is what we will
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1.
Pick your stationery strip. You can make this in your graphic
program such as PSP, PhotoImpact or Photoshop. I usually make
mine 1280 pixels wide by about 300 pixels high, with the graphic
about 200-300 pixels wide and of course the height of the stat
strip. I make my stat strip so wide because if you don't, people
with large monitors will see it retiling again to the right.
Something very important to remember is to put all of the
graphics you will be using into the same folder, and leave it
where it is. If you want to readjust the letter later, and you
have moved or renamed any of the graphics, when you reopen the
stationery in Letter Creator, you will see red exes where your
graphics should be. Letter Creator reads the graphic from the
location. I have a folder on my hard drive called Letters
Created and inside of that folder are subfolders with the
stationery name on it, and inside each of these subfolders are
the graphics for each letter, plus text notes on fonts and
colors if I need them. |
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| 2. Open your Letter Creator program and click on the body tab. Click on the image button and browse to where you saved your strip and click open to insert it into the stationery. |
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| 3. Your text will be over top of your graphic and we don't want that. Change the margins to Top 20, Left so that it clears the graphic. |
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| 4. Click on the Tile button as shown, and the image will tile all the way down. |
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| 5. Finish your letter off as in the previous tutorial, first by going to the Footer tab and inserting the information, etc there, then to the 3D Effects tab to add the 3D Effects, then to the Finish tab to save your stationery and add it to Incredimail. |
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| You are now done your stationery. |
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| If you have any questions or suggestions, click on the email button below to contact me. Have a wonderful day! | |
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