Create a Good-Looking Newsletter Using Outlook Express

Send these out from OE or upload to an Autoresponder

You can create an attractive newsletter in Outlook Express and use it to:

• stay in contact with your readersor fan base
  
• update friends and family about what is happening in your life
  
• send out specialist information to a small group (gardening tips, recipes, health tips, weight loss advice)
  
• send details of your fees and services

Actually, you can use it for pretty well any purpose you can imagine!

The following link will let you download the PDF file (which can be viewed on both Apple and Windows computers) showing you, step by step, how to create your own newsletter. It's much easier than you imagine!

Here are some examples of newsletters I have created:

You now have the choice of how you'd like to download the information.

The first file is a ZIPPED file, containing both the PDF document showing you how to create your newsletter, plus the HTML code to make it really easy. Use this if you're confident about using zipped files.

If you'd rather not download a zipped file, you can download the PDF document on how to create your newsletter, AND the separate text file containing HTML code. (Don't let the sound of "HTML Code" put you off... the PDF document will show you how to use it in easy steps.)

1. To download the zipped file containing both documents, click the following link:

How to Create a Newsletter in Outlook Express Plus Text File Containing Code

OR

2. To download your free PDF document only showing you, step by step, exactly how to create your own newsletter in the colours you want... click the RIGHT mouse button on the following link, and choose 'save as' or 'save link as' to your computer:

How to Create A Newsletter Using Outlook Express

3. Right-Click the following text file to download the HTML code to your computer:

Text File Containing HTML Code for Basic Newsletter in Outlook Express