Html Email format

Hi everybody
can you tell me what kind of format do i have to save my html
file to be able to insert it in an email ???
Many Thanks
Chilli

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> Hi everybody
> can you tell me what kind of format do i have to save my
html file to be
> able to insert it in an email ???
> Many Thanks
> Chilli

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