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I've been given the task of optimizing HTML emails for different email/webmail clients. I used to test the HTML file by doing a trick in Outlook Express, to make it send the raw HTML, but Microsoft seems to have stopped supplying Outlook Express now (I think "Live Mail" is supposed to replace it).
So my question is, is there a simple, quick way to send HTML emails? Maybe even a freeware program that does the job?
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View your rendered html in a web browser (like a web page), then ctrl+a select the entire page then ctrl+c copy and ctrl+v paste that rendered html result into the body of your email. Doesn't get any easier than that... Just note that your images need to be hosted if you want the recipient to see them.
In Microsoft Outlook, double-click to open an email. You'll see an “Actions” menu under the “Message” tab. Click on that menu and select the “Other Actions,” then click on “View Source” to see the HTML code.
You right-click in the Gmail Compose window, find the relevant HTML portion of the box's element, and then paste in your HTML code. First, right-click anywhere in the Compose box and choose Inspect.
Click the main text box in the "Compose" window, then press Ctrl + V (Windows) or ⌘ Command + V (Mac). The HTML page's content will appear in the email exactly as it was formatted on the HTML page. Send your email. Click the Send button in the "Compose" window to do so.
Puts Mail is the best bet these days. Check out an answer to a similar question by the creator of Puts Mail.
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