Formatting for email sent to Outlook 2007 client

Question

I'm sure you are aware of Microsoft's decision to start using
the html parser from Word 2007 to display html emails in Outlook
2007. As with so many other developers, this is causing the emails
I created with cfmail to fail.
The basic fix is to (pretty well) stop using CSS and go back
to tables. But, even at that, Word 2007 does not recognize many
common tags. In my case, the "wrap" command doesn't work for any
tag (such as "textarea") so all my fields will only stretch to the
right until all the data is displayed. This means the client can
not print out the form and see all the data.
Can someone give me an idea how to cause data to wrap in a
table or textarea field without the use of the "wrap" command? For
example, one field can hold 100 characters but the field is only 40
characters long on the web page. For printing, the data would wrap
and extend the field down the form to display all the data.
I hate it when companies "improve" there products by making
us take a step back in time.
Thank you.

Answer 1

Dans code works for me but I am being told that my company may lock down utl_smtp and I am being "encouraged" to use APEX_MAIL instead. I have traded emails with Dan and he mentioned that APEX_MAIL works differently and that I needed to change the invite portion to an attachment. So I need to take my varchar2 with the invite text, write it to a file then attach that file.
Thanks for responding.