I replaced

.HTMLBody = Corps & .HTMLBody

by :

.HTMLBody = "!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC " & Chr(34) & _
"-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" & Chr(34) & _
"HTMLHEAD/HEADBODY" & Corps & .HTMLBody & "/BODY/HTML"

and it seems to be working.. both with or without word editor

Thanks for your help


"Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]" a écrit dans le message
de groupe de discussion : ...
You certainly need those tags and possibly others. You will have to analyze
the HTML you create against known good HTML to see what else you might need.

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"thomas" nomail wrote in message
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but in which way my html could not be syntactically correct?

i just pick up the different sentences in excel cells then use p...
/p
for each sentence, i concatenate them with "&"
that gives

font face='Arial' size=-1pblabla ,/ppblabla./ppblabla
./p/font

what did i do wrong? Do i need to ad head and body tags ?

thanks