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Outlook 2003 encoding standards

What are the html coding standards to consider when developing an html message for Outlook 2003 and earlier?

Should only inline css be used?

Should I stop using css altogether and just use table attributes for styling?

There is a lack of information on the Internet.

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The lack of information is due to the lack of standards. In short, everyone does his own thing.

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Outlook 2003 and earlier used the same rendering engine as IE 5, so basically code like you are in quirks mode. In Outlook 2007, they greatly simplified the rendering capabilities by switching to the MS Word rendering engine, so use the standards that they set in 2007.

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