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I am wanting to forward an HTML email I had created so that the users can edit some text and forward themselves in Outlook. However when I forward it, I am getting some space added by Outlook when its being forwarded.

Iin the image attached, the side with the gray background (marked 2) is the gap I am talking about. The other part of the image (marked 1) is the original HTML received.

I had a look at the other newsletters I receive from companies and a couple have this issue too when I forward it. But some do not but I cannot work out why.

Many thanks for any help.

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I forgot to add that it seems to be doing it at the bottom of each table in sections (not html section) that I have of the newsletter. But not at the top (well I think not at the top) - Ninjab
I had a look at the Source Code in Outlook and it seems Outlook is adding this code (for some reason) to my html: <p class=MsoNormal align=center style='text-align:center'><o:p>&nbsp;</o:p></p> The >> <o:p>&nbsp;</o:p> << is the issue though. Why is it inserting blank spaces between my tables for? - Ninjab

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In generel, all forwarding of html email will destroy our code because it uses Word rendering engine. Outlook will add a ton of styles/spaces/tags you can't control. When forwarding a mail in Outlook, make sure to sent it as an attachment, then the styles will be intact.