Newsletter

I created my first newsletter, sent it to myself as a test and it looked fine.

Sent it out and it my copy arrived all corrupt all writing was moved around spaces in words etc

Any clues so I can sort it for next month

Can you please provide us with a screenshot of the before & after please?

This happened to me a few times, i think it was due to me not filling in the sender name, the error seemed to occur after redoing the sender name and sending, if i hadnt been prompted to fill it in it was not a problem.

darren1 wrote:

Can you please provide us with a screenshot of the before & after please?

Hit my website icon and the full news letter is visable there -In the Newsletter section

Here is a section of part it

Welcome to The 420G Restoration & Maintenance Forum< SPAN style="FONT-SIZE: 9pt; COLOR: windowtext; FONT-FAMILY: Arial; TEXT-DECORATION: none; text-underline: none">

All the formatting was showing as in the previous post i created the letter with Moderator in the distribution List (DL) then previewed it, went back to edit and edited the DL to members.

Then when i sent it out there was corruption

To late once you hit send though

Seasons greetings

Also a big thank-you to everybody who has helped with my problems since launching my site

This seems a silly question and I 100% agree that it is a silly question, but Im going to ask it anyways. lol.

When sending the newsletter, are you using rich text with the green OR red X before HTML letters?

Hi darren,

When trying to solve a problem no question is silly as the solution is normally something simple.

To answer your question it was on the default setting

With the default setting which image do you see?
or

The red Icon

Which makes me ask whats the difference please

When you hit the green button, you activate the html. i.e. whatever code is present in the box will be converted to how it will actually look.

When you hit the red button, you convert the visible things into a code format.

Thank you please close

I'll try green next month