>Dragan --
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>I'm getting kind of lost here. I'm trying to end up with an automated process which will allow me to send an email with the contents of a small Excel spreadsheet inserted into the message (instead of as an attachment).
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>With Sergey's help, I've been able to read some HTML which I can save into a temp file which Word can open and display properly. That tells me (I think) that I'm extracting the HTML from the clipboard properly.
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>Then, if I save that as an .HTM file, and send the contents in my email, it appears that my email will arrive looking as desired.
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>(I don't have all this working yet, so am not sure if it will all work, but it seems like it will).
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>Granted, these seems circuitous, but, so far, it's the closest I've come.

I'm following this thread, and I think at this point we still don't know when does your html get jumbled - when you're extracting it from Excel, or when you're inserting it into the email message. Since I saw you were using Word to look at the saved contents of what you're inserting, I'm just saying you shouldn't use Word for that. Word is too automatic, it will try to convert and fix whatever you give it (as you saw - once you save it in Word, it's fine). So you actually don't know whether your extracted html is OK, you only know it looks good in Word.

See if it still looks good in something else, like your regular browser. That may give you some idea on what's missing.