Installing a Death Counter on your email

Originally, I created a counter that people could put at the bottom of their email.  Unfortunately, I discovered that this was impractical.  Most computers (due to the threat of viruses being sent via email) no longer give email the ability to run embedded programming.  The only things most computers will allow in their email is animated graphics.  Therefore, I have created the following email footnote:

 

 

 

 

 

Did you know that over 150,000 people die every day?

 

On average, every time this blinks

 someone passes into eternity

It has been estimated that only 7% of the world's population has accepted the Biblical plan of salvation.  Even if this research is wrong and the number is 75%, that still means that over 38,000 people are going to Hell every day.  Clearly, there is still much that needs to be done to bring the lost to Christ.  To learn more about this, click on the following:

The spiritual needs of the world

BibleHelp.org/signal.htm

The world's death rate

BibleHelp.org/mortality.htm

 

 

To Install the Email footnote

(for those using Internet Explorer)

  1. CLICK on the following file to download it:          emailnote.zip

  2. After downloading the file you need to UNZIP it.  (See the instructions below if you know how).

  3. COPY the files you just downloaded (you will paste them later)

  4. OPEN Internet Explorer

  5. OPEN your mail program

  6. Click on TOOLS on the menu bar

  7. Select OPTIONS

  8. On the top of the new window, select the tab called COMPOSE

  9. In the middle of the window you'll see a section called STATIONARY

  10. Click on MAIL

  11. Click on the SELECT button

  12. In the large open window above "file name" PASTE the 2 files

  13. Point to the file "emailnote.htm" and CLICK on it once

  14. Click OK to close that window

  15. Click OK to close the next window

  16. Now, every time you create a new email, the message will automatically appear at the bottom

  17. You can erase the footnote on any email that you wish.  Simply highlight the text in your email and hit delete

  18. To turn off this feature, repeat steps 3 to 9 

 

 

Instruction for Unzipping the files

Once you have downloaded the file, you will need to "unzip" it.  Open your file manager (sometimes called "File Explorer" or "My Computer").  Go to the directory where you downloaded the file.  Point to the file and then click on your RIGHT mouse button.  A small window should appear next to your mouse pointer.  You should then see something like "extract," "unzip," or "unpack."  Select Unzip (or whatever program you have).  Follow the instructions and the file should unzip. 

 

 

 

  If you don't have a unzipping program

 

Most computer have some type of extracting or unzipping program.   However, if your does not, you can download a free "evaluation" copy from WinZip corporation.  Click on the WinZip button below: