Viewing HTML email on Pearl

I have just upgraded the software on a Pearl and Curve. The Curve has an option allowing the viewing of HTML email to be enabled under email settings. The option does not seem to be available for the Pearl 8110. Is the Pearl unable to view HTML even with v4.5 installed?
Thanks

is the Pearl using the same phone provider as the Curve ?
are they corporate devices ?
if not, then you are using BIS. Depending on the carrier, you may or may not be allowed to view HTML email.
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So, is it CSS causing this? Are the Tables setup incorrectly? Something not Inline? Not enough info for you? Gmail HATES ME?!
I'm just not seeing it and need to put the question out there while I continue to search for an anwer. Please respond!
Thanks!

Many mail clients reject images, JavaScript and embedded CSS styles. For best results use plain text near the top to communicate your message and give a link to the actual web page on your server.
For mail clients that do have limited support for HTML, use uncomplicated tables and inline CSS rules (inside the body tag).
All that meta data description is a red flag to spam filters. You shouldn't be using meta description or keywords in e-mails.
The article below has some good tips & resources for reliable e-mail templates you could use:
http://alt-web.com/Articles/HTML-Emails.shtml
Nancy O.

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