I was actually referring to the admin side of things. A user rarely has to put tables in their emails, and doesn't need to. I don't believe most email applications give you the ability to insert tables into emails either.

If you *really* want to insert a table into an email, you can create a page in, say frontpage, and then copy the formatted html (not the source, but the view of it), then paste it into the editor.

There's nothing you can do about that. The extra text could possibly be part of the url, and we cannot just "guess" that it shouldn't be.

Adrian