In previous versions of Microsoft Outlook (the classic app), you could view the HTML code of an email by opening the email, right-clicking on it, and selecting “View source” from the context menu.

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The gutting of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has sent shockwaves through the global development community, particularly in environmental protection and climate finance ...

Thanks to rising prices and cost-of-living crisis, right-wing populists have broken through in the election for the upper house of the Japanese parliament. This weakens the long-dominant Liberal ...

HTML, short for HyperText Markup Language, is the backbone of most web content. It’s essential to know how to edit HTML files effectively to design and maintain your website. Here are four ways to ...

Sending well-designed and informative HTML emails is an essential aspect of modern communication. Whether you’re looking for a more engaging way to connect with your audience or wanting to provide a ...

HTML isn’t supported in Outlook, so you need to rely on add-ins and other methods. Using macros can help you if you need to insert HTML into Outlook 365. Standard email messages can look rather plain, ...

Update: You may be here because you heard Google is “sunsetting Gmail” this year, as a fast-spreading hoax online has it. The hoax purports to show an email from ...

HTML structure matters for SEO, but not in the ways most might think. Read on to uncover the real role of HTML for SEO. In case you missed the latest podcast episode of Search Off the Record, Google’s ...

The increased use of language understanding in search engines has prioritized writing content that is organized by topics and subtopics and communicates the message in a way that lacks ambiguity.

While developing an MVVM application, I was using a TextBlock in a ContentControl in a ScrollViewer to log some immediately visible feedback as well as to analyze event handling from some controls I ...