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I am looking for a way to get a copy of our Stake letter head. Is this possible?
That depends on your calling and for what purpose you want the letterhead. The stake letterhead is used for official stake correspondence, and so should only be used for letters from the stake presidency or authorized by the stake presidency for stake business.Aganack wrote:I am looking for a way to get a copy of our Stake letter head. Is this possible?
If you are trying to create templates to print, you can make the templates leave room for the letterhead. Then the template letters will print onto letterhead easily.Aganack wrote:So I am a Stake Clerk and my Stake President would like me to create templates for letters to send out with the Church Logo and Stake name at the top in the Church font... I search around on the forms for a bit and found a couple of posts about appropriate use of Church logos. I don't have high hopes for getting a digital copy, but it would make my life a little easier.
Without further feedback we are only guessing at the intent, but he might be trying to email a personalized electronic document on the stake letterhead using a mail-merge feature. In that case, I would just scan in an empty letterhead page and save it as a JPG. You can then overlay the body of the letter with the scanned image.jbh001 wrote:I'm having a hard time envisioning scenarios in which you create "templates for letters to send out" where it wouldn't just be simpler to use the standard letterhead stock.
Probably. Most church printers don't have a separate paper tray for letterhead.Aganack wrote:I believe what he would like is increased convenience.
If you live in the U.S. or Canada, you should contact store.lds.org and if you live elsewhere, you should follow the instructions of your area office. In either case, that is the quickest way to obtain official letterhead.jtsummie wrote:I know this is an old thread, but is there a better way to do this?
When you order from LDS Store, you only get hard copies, as I understand. They are set up for you to print the body of the letter, etc. to them, rather than have a digital copy you print on plain paper.jtsummie wrote:Thank you. I looked around for a while and couldn’t find an electronic copy of the letterhead. We do have hard copies at the ward.