>I need to send a customer HTML code in a form of an email message. But I want the code to be rendered in the email message. For example, as you get the Email versions of newsletters, which are created with HTML code and when you receive them you see the fonts, colors, pictures, tables, etc (and not code). I use Outlook 2002 and can't seem to figure out how to do it. If I just type the HTML code in the body of the message (even if the format of the message is HTML) the recipient sees the HTML code and not rendered version.
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>Could someone explain how to do it?
>Thank you.
In Outlook, use the Rich Text setting and design your page. If you want to send it via your own source, use Outlook Express or you own email sending program, i.e. write a simple email sender.
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