Outlook For Mac Save Email As Html

June 9, 2013 Let’s say you are using Microsoft Outlook and you have to design & send a HTML email (for example, a HTML newsletter with some text & images). First of all, you will quickly learn that – if you design the email using Outlook or Word – the email source code will actually render badly on other email clients. This happens because Outlook is generating the email source code using mostly VML (Vector Markup Language) which is poorly supported by other email clients. You will have to somehow import a clean HTML source code, to an Outlook email, in order to get it displayed correctly on most email client applications. Endnote for mac office 2016. Outlook always alters imported HTML code, unless you use an OFT template file, a macro trick or Bells & Whistles for Outlook To insert your own HTML email code, there are many articles on the web advising you to drag and drop the HTML file over Outlook or insert the HTML file using the “insert as text” feature. Well, they are simply wrong. You will soon discover that Outlook alters / converts your HTML code: there is no way to insert your own, clean HTML code to Outlook by simply doing a copy / paste or drag’n’drop operation.

Basically, to insert clean HTML code to an Outlook email, you have three solutions: 1. Save your HTML file as an Outlook OFT email template, then pre-load your email with the OFT template (see this tutorial on ); 2.

Use a macro script to load the HTML code directly to an Outlook email; 3. Use: it adds an “Insert HTML” button to your Outlook email editor, making it extremely easy for you to select a HTML file and insert its HTML code to your Outlook email.