Testing ChatGPT against an editor's rewrite.
Words to watch for: ‘the East’, ‘the Far East’ and ‘the Orient’.Word: Find and replace excess spaces and tabs before a paragraph mark.If it’s a simple Q&A form, with set choices for answers, then Outlook has a polling option that may be of use:.You can keep the survey private and just send out the URL to those who need to complete it. If the form is also for those outside the corporate intranet, consider using something quick, cheap (free), and super easy to use like.Put the HTML file up somewhere on the corporate intranet and send users the URL (this would also work for the general internet too).I also suggested these alternatives to my colleague: So while this may work for an ordinary HTML file, it wasn’t a solution for a file with a form in it. A new Outlook email message will open with the HTML file embedded in it.In Internet Explorer, turn on the menu bar if it’s not already displayed ( Tools > Menu bar).Open the HTML file in Internet Explorer.I tried the workaround method and while it put in the text correctly, it broke all the form fields and the submit buttons. There is a workaround (also from that article), but it DOESN’T work with forms, and that’s what this team wanted to do – put an HTML form into an email.
I did a little digging and it seems that Microsoft changed things in Outlook 2007 regarding sending HTML emails (the first section of this article explains it: ) (Update Dec 2017: This site no longer exists - the workaround is detailed below) I also suspected they may have to use Word to create the HTML file, but I wasn’t really sure. I knew you could do something similar in earlier versions of Outlook. This is not my area of expertise, but I said I’d find out. The HTML file already existed and it was a basic form with a Submit button that linked to a person’s email address. They did not want to send the HTML file as an attachment.
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