Hey folks.

Early last year I read that because the latest version of Outlook
(2007) had switched from using the IE rendering engine to display
html e-mail to instead using the (lame) Word rendering engine, it's
best to keep using table-based layouts for html e-mail. The article
listed some of the shortcomings of the Word rendering, but my
question is, if I don't *have* Outlook, is there a way to actually
test the Word rendering?

I see in Word there is an "Open Web Page..." menu option, but when I
try this, Word quits. At least on two different Macs in our shop it
did. Does this function actually work for anyone?

Or, if someone out there uses Outlook 2007 for mail, can I send you a
test file, and you can tell me how badly it falls apart, before I
rebuild this puppy in tables?

Thanks,

Keith

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Keith Parks
Graphic Designer/Web Designer
Student Affairs Communications Services
San Diego State University
San Diego, CA 92182-7444
(619) 594-1046
mailto:kparks@mail.sdsu.edu
http://www.sa.sdsu.edu/communications

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