I am using IP 2003 and emailing a completed form in a body of an email. The template I created has the basics like a text field and horizontal lines. I want everything to be centered in the email so I have centered everything in IP template as such. When I send it via code it works nicely. Every once and a while you see people who see these emails in their inbox out of format in Outlook 2003. Outlook 2007 doesn't render these well at all. Basically, the horizontal lines and text formating isn't what was intended. Most people don't have any issues with formating because they use Outlook 2003 (I have Outlook 2007 for testing purposes that is how I encountered that it doesn't render as expected in 2007). Anyone know why some people would be rendering these IP generated emails out of format while others are getting them just fine? Not only are objects not holding there format correctly...colors are not rendered correctly either with these people who are having this issue. Basically, a line with a shading of red would be shaded white in a troubled email.
I have never had any luck centering tables in an IP email so I try not to use tables if I want the form to be embedded in the body of the email. If anyone knows how to work around this, that would be nice too.