HTML Editor .NET

Generally speaking, users are more inclined to open an unknown email that if it looks fresh and updated. No matter how hard you invested in your email marketing campaigns, the truth is that it is wise to keep up with your visitors' tastes and preferences.

HTML Editor .NET enables you to make fast modifications to your HTML files without performing additional configuration settings.

Even though it is minimalistic, the interface is more than enough for the role of the program. The main window consists of a toolbar with various function and a larger panel where you do the actual editing.

The customization options are rudimentary, whereas the options are reduced to activating the spellchecker and ignoring words with uppercase or the HTML code. On the other hand, you do not have to worry about configuring, so you know the end result looks good once uploaded.

Editing in HTML Editor .NET is as simple as working in a document creator. After you upload your file, you can immediately start changing the text fonts or edit the header and body.

If necessary, you can also add hyperlinks, pictures, lines, the current date and tables to your new project. You can merge various elements (job title, name, email, phone number, etc) in one line, if you want to provide this type of information.

You can choose between various templates for bulk email projects, samples that can contain facts or links to the websites of recognized authorities. For instance, the travel template comes with several did-you-know facts about well-known tourist attractions in the US.

It is important to note that before you can use the templates included, the application asks you to fill in a form first. More exactly, you need to provide a valid physical postal address along with your email.

The data is requested to make sure you comply with the CAN-SPAM Act and you can embed it in the templates. While everyone hates spam, this extra step seems intrusive to your private life.

If you are looking for an easy-to-use utility to make some minor content modifications for your standard emails, then HTML Editor .NET can be your answer.