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Greta · Joined: 22 Sep 2007 Posts: 2

I create simple table forms as enewsletter. They look fine in all email programs except the yahoo classic email. Every time, the format duplicates itself and is a big mess. Anyone have this problem and solved it?

Corey Bryant · Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 5:06 am

Usually with HTML emails you need to use deprecated HTML. Source code might help us help you

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Greta · Joined: 22 Sep 2007 Posts: 2

in yahoo email, my email newsletter looks wierd, in all browsers I've tested. looks fine in all other email programs i've tested.
here is code:
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If you have trouble viewing this email, <a href="http://www.newharbinger.com/client/client_pages/bookalert_ACTdvds2.html">click here.</a> 
You are receiving this email because you asked us to alert 
you when we publish books in your areas of interest.
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- Special prepublication limited-time offer - 
Buy the ACT in Action DVDs for 25% off the cover price Web-only Discount 
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<td valign="top" bgcolor="#FFFFFF">This six-disc series offers a complete introduction to working with the ACT model. Narrated by ACT-founder Steven Hayes, each of the episodes explores specific areas
of the model. Helpful on-screen graphics guide you through the process,
and session footage illustrates each example as practiced in an actual clinical setting. 

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Web Only 25% Preorder Discount Offer Expires 10/31/07! 
DVD: run time 91 to 118 minutes. NTSC only. 
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In episode 1, Facing the Struggle, you’ll be introduced to the organization and objectives of the series.
You’ll learn about informed consent, a critical first step when introducing clients to ACT work. The first episode covers working with a dug-in
client and the move toward creative hopelessness. You’ll learn about the role of psycho-education in the therapy process and how to present a valued alternative when treating a client in chronic pain.
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<td valign="top" bgcolor="#FFFFFF"><a href="http://www.newharbinger.com/productdetails.cfm?DiscCode=ACTdvd&SKU=5280"><a href="http://www.newharbinger.com/productdetails.cfm?DiscCode=ACTdvd&SKU=5280"><img src="http://www.newharbinger.com/client/client_images/NHstatic_images/5280dvd.jpg" alt="cover info" width="130" height="230" border="0" align="left"></a>
How is living with your thoughts something of a rigged game? Find out in Control and
Acceptance, the second episode in the ACT in Action series. Learn how to structure ACT work. Help your clients see the real costs of their
attempts to avoid and control painful experience. Start encouraging clients to be with themselves and to start figuring out what needs to change in their lives. 
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One of the more central processes in the ACT model, Cognitive Defusion, is the subject of the third episode in the series. Learn what defusion is and watch as Hayes starts out a client with
defusion work. Find out how to integrate defusion into treatment. In the latter part of the program, explore a variety of alternative ways to practice defusion. 

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In episode 4, Mindfulness, Self, and the Present Moment, you’ll be introduced to the mindfulness com-ponents of ACT. Find out how to use mindfulness in session, help your client foster a transcendent sense of self, and coach others to remain in contact with the present moment while focusing on their values. 

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Values and Action, the fifth episode in the
series, describes the ACT approach to values. This program shows you how to guide a client
through a values assessment and help make the transition from process goals to a life oriented to valued directions. This episode
also includes a segment where values are
connected to work with clients in chronic pain.
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In the final episode, Psychological Flexibility, you’ll learn how to mix the various ACT processes in
actual treatment scenarios. Discover how to use ACT as a brief intervention model. Explore
issues related to ACT and the relationship between
client and therapist. Also find out how traditional
exposure work has a place in ACT.</td>
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<a href="http://www.newharbinger.com/productdetails.cfm?DiscCode=ACTdvd&SKU=5761"><img src="http://www.newharbinger.com//client/client_images/NHstatic_images/ACTDVDsixpack.gif" width="272" height="42" align="left" bgcolor="#FFF7D2" /></a><a href="http://www.newharbinger.com/productdetails.cfm?DiscCode=ACTdvd&SKU=5761">BUY the ACT in Action DVD SET of SIX </a> 
regular price $349.95 $262.46 prepub discount 
ISBN10:157224576X ISBN13:9781572245761 
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Corey Bryant · Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 2:07 pm

Have you looked at the parsed source code in the browser? Since you are relying on some things in the <head> element, chances are the browser might not be parsing it properly.

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