Mark, one way to do it is to utilize the "stationery" functionality of
Outlook (well, Outlook Express has it, and I'm assuming Outlook does also.)

Make your HTML page and save it to your hard drive. Open the mail client
and under New Message hit the drop down button and choose "select
stationery" ... browse to your HTML page and select that and hit OK.

Bingo, there it is. Send it like a regular email.

However, be advised that bookmark type internal links will not function in
this environment. To have that capability, you will have to publish the
HTML page to webspace and reference the absolute URL of the web images
folder for all your graphics. Then, internal links will work.

HTH,
GLMoore


Mark Rodziewicz <mark@flightlevelmedia.com> wrote in message
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Thanks!

I've just found out that CTRL-C'ing the html doc from the browser and
pasting it to the email message works too. Thanks for the tip about the
URLs, ill be sure to publish the html to webspace first.

What i was doing wrong was copying and pasting the code right into the
message.

Many thanks!

-Mark


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