I generate emails with Win32-OLE with the following code: 
my $outlook = new Win32::OLE('Outlook.Application') or die "Could not 
+open Outlook Application!\n";

my $msg = $outlook -> CreateItem(0);
unless ($msg){ die "Outlook is not running, cannot send mail.\n"; }
$msg->{'To'} = 'test@test.com';
$msg->{'Subject'}     = $vorlage_betreff;
$msg->{'BodyFormat'} = 'olFormatHTML';
$msg->{'HTMLBody'} = $vorlage_body;  // HTML Code read from file

my $attach = $msg->{'Attachments'};
$attach->add('C:\\xxx.pdf');
$msg->Display();

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This works fine but when i add Text to the displayed Email and press Return, it makes a p and not a br... T know that this is correkt because i selected HTML as Body Format and in HTML Return should be a p and not a br. When i click in outlook at "new mail" and write a text as HTML Mail, there is no space between the rows i changed with Return because i changed the preferences for the emailtemplate. The email generated with OLE has not the default template, so i searching a way to change this to the default.

In reply to Win32-OLE Outlook default template by kean

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