I want to have a background image while I compose a new message in Gmail. I must be able to type over it. Is it possible?
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Best Answer
From Gmail help topic: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=8260
There is no way to do that with their editor, so no way to make it simple.
However, since such thing is most likely linked to an HTML mail, you can probably do it yourself by writing the email in HTML and putting the background yourself. This is beyond my knowledge, though, and someone else would have to explain how.
Another possibility would be to use Gmail as any mail provider, and send emails from a program like Outlook or Thunderbird, and define background there. But I guess it misses a bit the point, there.