Hello,

it seems Outlook 2007 has a weird behavior rendering images in the
following circumstances:
Having a one-black-pixel gif, we've used it to render borders, as
Outlook 2007 doesn't render backgrounds.
So we had that kind of code: img src="http://blabla.com/img/pix.gif"
width="140" height="1"/
or img src="http://blabla.com/img/pix.gif" width="1" height="100"/

For no reason, Outlook rendered each image width or height greater
than 66 to 66, breaking the whole page rendering.

The solution was to change the one-black-pixel gif to a 20-pix-squared
gif, without changing the code.

Another weird thing : The same HTML with same one-black-pixel rendered
66-pix squares under Lotus Notes.

(No, I'm not drunk !)

Does anyone know where this "66" limitation comes from?

Grégoire