Is there a html conditional statement for everything not Outlook?

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I found a snippet of code that allows me to target clients that have outlook 2007 or higher.

<!--[if gte mso 9]><![endif]-->

Is there anyway to target everything but outlook or outlook 2007 & higher? If you're giving an answer please give working code as I've tried

<!--[if ! mso 9]> <!--[if ! mso]> <!--[if !(mso)]>

None of the following worked in Gmail with firefox.

Html Solutions

Solution 1 - Html

Try this:

<!--[if !mso]>-->
  content targeted at non-outlook users goes here...
<!--<![endif]-->

Solution 2 - Html

To prevent statements being stripped in outlook.com, change <!--> to <!-- --> -

<!--[if !mso]><!-- -->
    All Except MSO 07-13
<!--<![endif]-->

Solution 3 - Html

Super late response, but hopefully this will help someone. This worked for me:

<!--[if !gte mso 9]><!---->
<p>I'm not Outlook 2007/2010.</p>
<!--<![endif]-->

Edit: Answered above, but extra tags on the IF statement are to hide the tags from being revealed in IE7/8.

Solution 4 - Html

That's is a solution:

<!--[if !mso]><!-->
content without use in IE or Outlook
<!--<![endif]-->

I think so you can first resolve in IE, Outlook and denied with this for putting the elementss for all differents clients for email without Outlook.

regards

Solution 5 - Html

That's not how you have to use it. Instead it is, for everything except Outlook - normal routine, for Outlook - do specific. Not the other way around like you're trying to do.

Solution 6 - Html

Microsoft defines a way to write conditional HTML that will be revealed in those clients that don't understand Microsoft's proprietary "conditional comments":

<![if !mso]> HTML meant for non-Outlook clients <![endif]>

They call it a "downlevel-revealed conditional comment", though it's not actually a comment at all, since comments start with <!--. Microsoft Office and Internet Explorer process the conditional statement (!mso evaluates false in Outlook), while other clients ignore the unrecognized tags. See Microsoft's documentation on conditional comments.

Solution 7 - Html

Conditionals in comments like <!--[if gte mso 9]... is IE specific. Will not work in other browsers.

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