However, all is not lost. Your IT person just needs to be careful with the code that is used. No external style sheets for example. The styles should be what’s referred to as in-line CSS. In fact I have had more success with using the redundant tag!

Other things to bear in mind is that things like forms in your email won’t work in Outlook 2007, background images can be a problem too.

I use Dreamweaver to make html newsletters and my clients use Outlook 2007. I will admit the rendering is not as perfect as previous versions of Outlook, but it is possible. There are some webmail clients that don’t like the styling Word adds to the html. Word adds it own version of html to the document which some webmail programs find difficult to interpret.

In the source area is a link your Web person might be interested in reading, so the two of you can find a happy medium between html and Outlook.

Good luck

OK Dreamweaver should easily create you a newsletter. Then you would, theoretically, save the newsletter file as an HTML file. Then, using outlook, you can insert this file. But the kicker might be that you have to insert this file as a text into outlook email, rather than insert it as html, in order to get it to format correctly.

Hope this helps.