Check the settings under the Page options and if you are using a separate read layout, you'll need to Edit the Read Page too. But with Stripo, you can do it with two clicks by just enabling the 'Support for Outlook' option. The only way out is to insert a special VML code to the button to make your buttons rounded. Only VML-based do look the way you planned. Outlook supports separate read and compose pages. Work on buttons for your Outlook newsletter templates Normally, rounded buttons Outlook look square-shaped. Creating different read and compose pages
If the text you want to include in your template is in the message you are composing, select that text, and then click New Template.
In the Auto Text dialog box, type a name for this auto text in the Name box, create a new category as you need, and then click the Add button. Select the content and then click the button. In Outlook 2003 and older, you can also use the Tools | Forms | Design this form command in an opened item. With Shared Email Templates installed in your Outlook, carry out these steps to create a fillable template: On the add-ins pane, select the target folder and click the New Template button. Type the email content you want to save as template for future use. In Outlook 2007 and older, you can open forms from the Tools | Forms menu, choosing Design a Form when in the main Outlook window. If you prefer, you choose Design a Form and browse for the form type you want to design. Any content already in the Outlook item will be carried over into the form. Once you have the Developer ribbon enabled, you can open a new Outlook item (of the type you want to design) then choose Developer ribbon, Design this form and the form opens in design mode.
Video Tutorial: Enable the Developer Ribbon You can also open the Forms Designer as you would for all older versions: using Outlook's Tools, Forms menu. In Outlook 2007 you need to enable the Developer ribbon for Outlook items (mail, calendar, contact forms, etc) from the Office Icon, Editor options dialog.
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