Thank you. I've already tried most of the suggestions on the web page you reference.
I have an HTML document created by our graphic artist. It includes extensive text formating and tables (used for formatting). Creating the HTML in Outlook is very limiting and does not allow for tables to be used, for example. What I'm trying to do is take the existing HTML document and send it as an email (not an attachment).
From the information at the above URL i can see how to embed images in an email, but I still need to get the rest of the HTML to be included.
There are no scripts, executables or HTML code that will trigger an external URL. What we are trying to do is send information to people, who need help with our products, but who essentially know nothing about using a computer or email. So we want the email to appear with all the formatting and images that make it easy for them read it and follow the instructions it gives. But we don't need scripts or executibles.
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by: war1Posted on 2006-06-19 at 08:16:45ID: 16935004
Greetings, labeler2003 !
Here is how to create an HTML formatted email using Outlook. You may need to create the HTML in Otlook message.
http://www.emailaddressman
# In order to increase your chances of properly delivering a HTML email, avoid inserting potential malware code within your outgoing HTML emails, such as: scripts nested within your email HTML code;
# images which are not transported within your HTML email message, but downloaded from a server when the email is viewed;
# executable email attachments;
# any HTML code which may trigger an external URL when the HTML email is displayed on the receiver's computer.
As a result, stick to pure HTML tags when composing a HTML email.
Best wishes!