that something is missing in the html code. Can you help me? I guess you didn't get my message about not posting code here in time, Gil? Never mind. That's not HTML, as you say, we'll need to see the HTML (via http://pastebin.com/ , please!) in order to help you but even then you'll need to have the ability to change the HTML which I'm not sure you have. Hi -- don't know if you know this, but hspace and vspace no longer seem to work in Outlook 2010. Aaaargh! Does anyone have a workaround, seeing as inline css margin or padding are not supported on the tag either? Thanks! I assume you are trying to put space around an image flowing with text? One way (if this is the case) is to drop the image in a table, and provide an extra column (to the right) and an extra row (to the bottom) put in a spacer.gif (1px x 1px transparent gif) and set the width to 10px for the column and length to 10px for the row. Then nest the table in the text, providing you with offset dependent on whether you are aligning left or right. Alternatively add extra white space to your image (or the background colour if not white) to create the offset. Both suggestions should work. I never liked the offset as it applied equal space both sides, which often looks odd in a layout. Hi Rob thanx for nice article i recently coded