First I would suggest you make a folder especially for your stationery so that you can easily find it again later. In Windows 98 you can drag the folder to the task bar so that you have easy access to it. In WinXP you can right click on the task bar and choose Toolbars then New Toolbars... and navigate to the folder to make it available on your taskbar.

• If you find a stationery you like, Right click the Download link beside it and select Save Target As... from the pop up
• Navigate to the folder you made and click the Save button
• To use it, simply double click the .eml file in the folder you made and a new message will open up ready for you to type in and send
• I have added text which you should delete first, simply to hold the font style and colour as the .eml file may forget it otherwise
• Scrolling won't show up while you write the email but it will show up when sent
• To preview what the email will look like before you send it, click on the View menu of the email and then click on Source Edit. You will now have 3 tabs at the bottom of the email, one of which will be Preview

Opera Users - when you right click and choose Save Target As... In the pop up box, delete the html from the end of the file name.

Firefox Users - open the "Download" link, then go to the file menu, choose Save page As... and save it where you want it. The .eml extension will already be there so you can open the stationery as stationery even though it appears as a whole heap of text only when you save it.