[brogers911]

I am needing help with creating customer notices, when I select HTML it combines all the text into one long run on sentance. It does not allow for me to enter down to begin a new line. Any help with out to overcome this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Bill

[planetdj]

brogers911, on Aug 26 2008, 01:21 PM, said:

I am needing help with creating customer notices, when I select HTML it combines all the text into one long run on sentance. It does not allow for me to enter down to begin a new line. Any help with out to overcome this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Bill

If you're going to use HTML, you'll need to learn the basic HTML commands. Enter <br /><br /> for two line breaks, or </p><p> end the existing paragraph and start a new one.

[dseibold]

I've never used the customer notices but we are discussing using it to automatically print out installation instructions at the time of sale. We have hundreds of instruction sheets that we have made into pdf files. Is there some way we can print our existing pdf files or do we have to convert them all to rtf?

[planetdj]

dseibold, on Sep 2 2008, 03:10 PM, said:

I've never used the customer notices but we are discussing using it to automatically print out installation instructions at the time of sale. We have hundreds of instruction sheets that we have made into pdf files. Is there some way we can print our existing pdf files or do we have to convert them all to rtf?

Ummm... I think MOM can send a MOM-generated notice, an RTF, or a Word doc. Not pdf though.

[dseibold]

planetdj, on Sep 3 2008, 06:31 AM, said:

Ummm... I think MOM can send a MOM-generated notice, an RTF, or a Word doc. Not pdf though.

I understand that... I was just wondering if someone had learned to trick MOM into doing something it wasn't designed to do. Such as: enter an html command in the customer notice that downloads and prints a pdf file off of our web site or from a file on the server.

[mom guy 86]

dseibold, on Sep 4 2008, 03:23 PM, said:

I understand that... I was just wondering if someone had learned to trick MOM into doing something it wasn't designed to do. Such as: enter an html command in the customer notice that downloads and prints a pdf file off of our web site or from a file on the server.

yea i mean you can make a notice to send out that just contains a link to the pdf instructions available to download or view from your website.