Anusha
01-15-2007, 05:33 PM
Source: Neowin.net
From the Campaign Monitor Blog: As I type this post I still can't believe it. I'm literally stunned. If you haven't already heard, I'm talking about the recent news that Outlook 2007, released next month, will stop using Internet Explorer to render HTML emails and instead use the crippled Microsoft Word rendering engine.
Now c'mon, how bad can this be?
First things first, you need to realize that Outlook enjoys a 75-80% share of the corporate email market, which is similar to Internet Explorer's share of the browser market - they make the rules. We've been doing some early testing, as have a few other brave souls, and come February, here's just a taste of what won't be supported:
1. No background images - Background images in divs and table cells are gone, meaning Mark's image replacement technique is out the window...
Full article... (http://www.campaignmonitor.com/blog/archives/2007/01/microsoft_takes_email_design_b.html)
From the Campaign Monitor Blog: As I type this post I still can't believe it. I'm literally stunned. If you haven't already heard, I'm talking about the recent news that Outlook 2007, released next month, will stop using Internet Explorer to render HTML emails and instead use the crippled Microsoft Word rendering engine.
Now c'mon, how bad can this be?
First things first, you need to realize that Outlook enjoys a 75-80% share of the corporate email market, which is similar to Internet Explorer's share of the browser market - they make the rules. We've been doing some early testing, as have a few other brave souls, and come February, here's just a taste of what won't be supported:
1. No background images - Background images in divs and table cells are gone, meaning Mark's image replacement technique is out the window...
Full article... (http://www.campaignmonitor.com/blog/archives/2007/01/microsoft_takes_email_design_b.html)