Email Message Color

Hi All,
How can I send the email with colored message?.
Thanks
John.R

John,
I am trying to post you the some code, but some error is coming up on the screen,
If you could share your mail on SDN, I will mail you the sample code.
or alternatively, create some sample code in Frontpage or any HTML editor with some colorful messages and copy paste the code in "message" property of send mail action block, and set the content-type for message as text/HTML.
Regards
Rupesh
Edited by: Rupesh Bajaj on Jul 31, 2008 8:14 AM

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