Somewhere in the program there is a snip of code that sets the HTML style, table size, background colors, cell colors, fonts, etc. I'm not sure why Quickbooks won't allow access to that template file. My company colors are red and black. My biggest competitor uses a steel/blue/gray color - which happens to be the forced color on the HTML emails. This just just adds another layer of frustration. I can go through one at a time and change the table and text colors but it takes minutes for each one. Quickbooks could sure make a lot of customers happy by either pointing us to the html template code or simply allowing us to modify it. We are customers asking for a simple improvement. Please make it happen. Why is it too much to ask such a large company with primarily a small business customer base to provide a simple, useful tool to help small businesses? (Now they will probably make the feature but it will be a $10 a month upgrade...)
