As long as each individual table does not exceed the height constraint you won’t end up with automatically generated text boundaries. A new text boundary is created every time you create a new table element so one table might be 10 inches and another might be 15 inches. If you do see a space, here are some things you can try:ġ.) The best solution is to break out your tables into two (or more) stacked tables that are less than 23.7 inches in height. As I mentioned, many times the table looks fluid, no matter how many nested tables you may have. Generally speaking, I recommend testing your email first to see if text boundaries are causing spaces. In all of the documentation I have found, even from Microsoft, they imply that the maximum document size is a hard, fast rule and there is no getting around it. In fact, I was really hoping to find a document specific property in the HTML output because that might have led way a possible hack. The maximum height of text boundaries may vary from one version of Microsoft Office to the next.įrom what I can tell, there is no way to disable or increase the maximum height for text boundaries.
Also, I was primarily testing with Outlook 2007, part of Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007. However, when you do find unwanted spacing, you might be in for lots of fine tuning before you get it resolved.Īutomatically generated text boundaries always render at the same height so if you have a table with a width of 100% of the view pane and your content flows accordingly, the location of the actual partition line will be dependent on the size of the viewer’s window. Most often the contents from one text boundary to the next is flush and therefore unnoticeable. Therefore, If you have any tables that are higher than 23.7 inches within your email, it will get broken up into multiple, stacked text boundaries. 1,790 pixels) before it automatically inserts a partition line and creates a new text boundary. Text boundaries are used to separate elements within the web layout for purposes of printing and don’t actually output any HTML code.įrom our research, we learned that text boundaries stretch to a maximum height of 23.7 inches (aprox. Within its viewer, it uses “text boundaries” which differ slightly from “page breaks.” When Word interprets a page break, it actually inserts a tag in its HTML output. The desktop application of MS Word allows you to choose from a few different layout views but Outlook uses the “Web Layout” view which is much like a WYSIWYG editor because it outputs its own HTML code. As we all know, Outlook 20 use the Microsoft Word rendering engine for displaying HTML emails.
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