Hi guys,

I am having major issues with my newsletter - it is my first email newsletter, so I may be making some major newbie mistake here. I formatted originally in CSS (because all of my other design has been web design) and then found out that you had to use tables for email. So I reformatted into tables, but now Outlook 2007 breaks the email for some reason.

Here is what it is supposed to look like

and here is what it looks like in Outlook 2007

It works brilliantly in Gmail, Thunderbird and Hotmail, I dont know what Im doing wrong, but I assume its either that the tables are breaking somehow or the images are not aligning correctly.

Help?

Here is my code
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