I understand the mail format, but tables 
quezart
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Haha the template is made in table format, Div format would have worked too. But it is for mail and for php to send mail you can’t reference a stylesheet.
I like it.
quezart
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i don’t normally develop in tables, but if you want emails to be viewed in all browsers and clients it is best in tables.
Font not included…
quezart
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I apologize for that… Times New Roman will work as it is the font used in the mail. I used a font that comes with Mac by default called “Goudy Old Style”. I will update the download with the font.
quezart
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let me recommend http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/Garton.
perfect font for the header
@KevinCon: Tables are standard with email templates; most email clients/apps do not render emails correctly when built with more modern techniques. DIVs and even a lot of CSS styling (background images, etc.) do not render correctly.
See #2. 
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