First, a HTML editor should be used to make your e-mail how you want, then save it as an HTML file. Next, use an internet browser to open the HTML file you created, and then select all the text you created. Finally, paste your message into an e-mail and send it.

If you are trying to make an e-mail link, you will enter this: <a link="mailto:Your.Name@Whatever.com">E-Mail Me!</a>

Writing e-mails in HTML is usually discouraged because certain mail clients are not able to interpret HTML, which can lead to uncertain results for the addressee.

You can find free e-mail templates at http://www.campaignmonitor.com/templates/. They offer hundreds of email templates, including html email.

One can attempt embedding videos into an E-mail by using HTML (as it is the only wide-spread language that can embed videos), but it is not always definite that it will embed itself - because the HTML that embeds the video may be blocked or rendered in a way that does not show the user the video - often for protection.

If the HTML is allowed, then yes, in most cases, videos can be shown in E-mail.

Most E-mail providers (and E-mail reading software, such as Microsoft Outlook) will have an option to block HTML, by rendering it unable to work somehow, or showing the raw source of the message (with a raw buffer, in which no HTML is parsed into objects or elements, etc).

Hotmail, Yahoo, and other E-mail providers usually keep this option on as a default (allowing HTML), but only from trusted senders of the E-mail, such as contacts. Microsoft Outlook and most E-mail viewing programs turn the option off as a default (not allowing HTML).

ALSO

You can Create web videos with an embedded player which can be placed directly into the webpage.

for Sample players on the web click on the link below.

FOr a Tutorial -- Easy Way to Put Videos on Web Pages, Blogs, Forums, eBayAuctions, MySpace and More click on the link below

Useful tutorial on its Google blog:

http://funny-video-youtube.blogspot.com