Monthly Newsletter

Last post 03-15-2005 3:56 PM by xddg. 2 replies.

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  • Monthly Newsletter

    03-15-2005, 3:12 PM
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    • SteveA113
    • Member since 03-15-2005, 8:08 AM
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    Can someone recommend possible solutions to be able to move our Microsoft Publisher created newsletter up to the DNN 3.0.12 Intranet? I would like to be able to retain the format and avoid a simple link to a pdf if possible. I would rather the editor be able to create the newletter online with automated formating. XLS? Can it be done? I do not have any of the more advanced wysiwyg editors installed allowing for automated upload of images. Thank you in advance for you help.
  • Re: Monthly Newsletter

    03-15-2005, 3:37 PM
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    • leiner
    • Member since 05-17-2003, 10:29 AM
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    Well,
    I think that the built-in Bulk e-mail module would be a great improvement and the there's also the super e-mail manager from Bydesignwebsights.com.
    Leif
  • Re: Monthly Newsletter

    03-15-2005, 3:56 PM
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    • xddg
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    One of my key businesses, before doing DNN is email marketing and newsletters.. I think that's why I enjoy the aspect of skinning.. who knows..

    If you send it to me in publisher, I will create picture perfect email template to suit your site as an interim. This is one of my strengths.

    In xsl, not sure, but I can give the finished product to a developer strong in that area, to ensure you have the right look and feel.

    Also, you might want to consider the third party editor such as cute editor and I have not used speerio's but suggest you look at that.

    If you are doing articles, information online, require structure,uniformity in presentation and have several hands who are doing this, I can't emphasise enough how something like cute editor allows for templates, pre formatting of consistent information and they are accessible by staff as templates to pull in and create your articles/content.

    This is an exciting area of DotNetNuke and with 3, even the bulk newsletter provides the abilty to have the third party editor run as a default.

    Hope this gives you an insight.
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