I have Outlook 2007, and when I send an email in html, the resiever just get
a textmail. In the older versions of Outlook you could change the editor from
Word to a standard html-editor, but you can't do that in 2007.

What shall I do ??

Does the email show in HTML in your Sent Items folder?
If so, the conversion is not taking place in Outlook.

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"Therkules" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have Outlook 2007, and when I send an email in html, the resiever just
> get
> a textmail. In the older versions of Outlook you could change the editor
> from
> Word to a standard html-editor, but you can't do that in 2007.
>
> What shall I do ??

Are you sending it as HTML or RTF format?

FWIW, the "standard html-editor" was just the built in Outlook editor, which
was replaced by Word. The choice of editor is not the cause of this problem.

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"Therkules" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have Outlook 2007, and when I send an email in html, the resiever just
> get
> a textmail. In the older versions of Outlook you could change the editor
> from
> Word to a standard html-editor, but you can't do that in 2007.
>
> What shall I do ??

Yes it's in my sent box, in the look that it shoud bee in. I was told that it
was most likely to be the editor. In ver 2003 you turn down Word as editor,
it woud work, the man I spoke to did'nt know about 2007, but sai'd that it
usely was the cours in 2003.

if you have any surgestins on what coud be wrong, pease tell me. I can say
that I have no problem sending by Thunderbird. But I woud like to use
Outlook, because it's the one we use at work, and it's the only one I can use
with my PDAphone.

it's html, but I have also tried rtf, it does it even wors.

Look at my answer to Roady.

RTF should not be used for messages send to internet accts unless you are
100% sure the recipient uses Outlook and you have a requirement for RTF
format. It's a proprietary format only Outlook can read.

Is the contact set to always use text format? Open the contact, double click
on the email address - it should be set to always let outlook decide.

If this is set to let outlook decide, then the problem is on the recipients
side. What mail client does he use?

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"Therkules" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> it's html, but I have also tried rtf, it does it even wors.
>
> Look at my answer to Roady.

It is sendt as HTML. It was sent to over 20 people, and there is no problem
when I use Thunderbird, then they all can receive HTML-mails.
Non of the recipients have Word, I have and I can receive the mail without
any problems. And the man that said that it was Word that was the problem,
is living as a IT-analyst with Outlook as his domaine, but he does'nt know
2007.

Was it send as a mail merge or by using multiple addresses in the To/CC/BCC
line?

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"Therkules" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> It is sendt as HTML. It was sent to over 20 people, and there is no
> problem
> when I use Thunderbird, then they all can receive HTML-mails.
> Non of the recipients have Word, I have and I can receive the mail without
> any problems. And the man that said that it was Word that was the
> problem,
> is living as a IT-analyst with Outlook as his domaine, but he does'nt know
> 2007.

Sent as mutiple under to.

Therkules <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> I have Outlook 2007, and when I send an email in html, the resiever
> just get a textmail. In the older versions of Outlook you could
> change the editor from Word to a standard html-editor, but you can't
> do that in 2007.

Is it just the one person or does everyone receiving that message see it as
Plain Text?
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