Cool code to move a region to another spot on the page. HELP-doesn't email

Question

I am moving a region from one place to another on a page.... putting it in the middle of a report.
I mentioned it here :
documentation on html_GetElement, and moving a regionID via javascript
Why am I doing this? I needed to see one purchase order, with the POitems in the middle of the page. So i render the purchase order (using a custom report template I built)... in that template, I Have a div called POItems. Then in a separate region, I'm getting the POitems using an APEX report region. After the page is loaded, i call a js function I wrote to move the contents of the region from whereever it is to the div where I've saved a place for that data in the middle of my larger purchase order report.
It looks GREAT!!!
Here is the function (i have it in the HTML Header of the page)
(I know, i hardcoded the regionID. I'm going to change it later to grab the id into a field and then use that field's value to make the function more generic. I'll also add parameters to specify the name of the region I wanna get, and the name of the DIV I wanna move it to, and I'll rename the function to moveRegion)
function movePOItems(){
var o = html_GetElement('R199099409321783582');
if (o){
var oDIV = getObject('POitems');
if (oDIV){
oDIV.innerHTML = o.innerHTML;
o.style.display = "none";
and I call it in the footer:
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
movePOItems();
</script>
Now, the problem. The whole purpose for this was to PRINT and to EMAIL. Print preview looks fine (haven't printed to paper yet). Looks really great! What we are using to print is Internet Explorer's (ver 6.x) "File/Send/Page by Email". When I go to print, the POItems region shows up where it would have shown up had I not moved it then hidden it!! It's as if I never wrote the function and never called it.
I'm guessing that Outlook doesn't do the javascript calls.
Any ideas?
If you don't need to print, I hope someone can use this trick! Really, though, I hope to resolve the printing issue or I have to totally rewrite the sql query to get the items. I thought I was done w/ this task! :-(
~Darby
Versions:
Outlook 2003 SP2
IE: 6
Apex: 2.2
Oracle: 10g

Answer 1

thanks Tyler but I have to go with the software and versions that we have.
I am actually done w/ that task.
I wrote a pl/sql procedure to get the poItems inline and it looks really good.
It's a good lesson learned that you can't use any fancy javascript after page load, if you wanna use File\Send\Page byEmail (IE).