Q: "What's the justification? Doesn't this make it harder for Web designers to create HTML email messages--and harder for Outlook users to receive well-designed messages?" A: "While there are some ...

It turns out that even older versions of Outlook use the Word rendering engine for creating HTML emails so there's no real change on the authoring end.

If you work in an organization and use Outlook, you’ll often find yourself sending the same types of emails, with variations, again and again. Examples of this might include memos, press ...