other browsers/clients: Obviously you need to tweak the height, width, top, and left attributes for your particular case. But this will show up in 2010, 2007, 2003 versions of Outlook. Then you set your cell background how you normally would for other browsers/clients. Hello Brian, thanks for your comment. Unfortunately, your HTML tags didn't come through you have to convert the less than and greater than character to HTML with &lt; and &gt;. The code tag in the comments only changes the font to monospace -- it's not that clever. And, now we don't know your cell background Outlook fix. Hello, Ron, sorry this is the second time this has happened. This article is about how to create HTML emails to be sent by some emailing system to recipients who will then receive them on a variety of email clients (Outlook being the most difficult one). It's not about sending HTML emails from Outlook. Rob, this is very concise and useful, ta. I'm a bit confused about how you should send online marketing. I understand you should use an email service like MailChimp because of blacklisting your own email address, but if a client just wants to mail out to their existing customers to remind them of offers etc, can this be done in low quantities or is it risky? Cheers. Martin, anyone is free to email all their contacts in their address book if they so wish. If you are sure that all these people want to receive mail