CSS - Outlook Stationery

I know everyone who has tried designing emails for Outlook 2007 has had their share of headaches. But I encountered a bug recently where Outlook 2007 is not rendering my fieldset elements correctly. Based on Microsoft's own documents, Outlook 2007 should have full CSS support of the <fieldset> and <legend> elements.

Here is my html and css:
Code:

<fieldset style="border:1px solid #99CCFF; padding-left:10px; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px;">
<legend style="font-weight:bold; text-transform:uppercase;">Warranty Items</legend>
 ** Content here ***
</fieldset>

In every other email reader it looks as it should. But in Outlook 2007 there is no border and no padding. Each <legend> element appears as if it were an inline element.

Has anyone had any luck with this sort of problem?
Thanks!

I am managing maillist, current design have troubles with Outlook 2007
Can someone advice... How i can create link that looks like button in html message for Outlook 2007 users? Without external/internal images.
All samples i know don't work in Outlook 2007!

You know how you can do

<!--[if IE 6]>
//code here
<![endif]-->

Can this be done to distinguish between Microsoft outlook 2007 and other mail clients? Thanks in advance.

Uggghhh, I hate it when seemingly simple things turn out to be very difficult. Ok, so I'm tasked with creating a newsletter and I have an image that I'm floating and there are words around the image. At least there are when you look at it in a browser or any email client other than Office 2007.

Office 2007 apparently (just learned this today) now uses the Word engine instead of Internet Explorer. Float (among many, many, MANY other things) is not supported. Is there an equivalent to float?

To try and simulate float, I put the images and words in a table and did a reasonable job...when viewed by a browser!!! Honestly, I try to be OS agnostic and just use these things as tools to get my job done. But Microsoft has proved time and again that they have no qualms about completely changing the rules and not supporting previous stuff. I mean, we're talking basic html here!!!

Ok, rant over. Anybody have any suggestions on how to simulate a float? Thanks in advance.