RE: Outlook 2003 and Plain Text Problems
- From: "JJ_3" <JJ_3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 06:02:02 -0700
Hi. I am having a similar problem, except that mine has to do with receiving
messages (since I send to groups too, I may have the same problem as below in
sending as well, but haven't tested that). I just installed MS Office 2003
and set up Outlook to download messages from my MSN mail account. I'm running
Windows XP home ed. Am using Word for my email editor.
The problem is this: All my mail is coming into Outlook in plain text,
though when I go to MSN mail, it is arriving there in the original HTML
formatting. This is true of both the groups and the individuals I receive
mail from. I was using Outlook 2000 previously, and I did not have this
problem; I was, however, using a different ISP to download mail from. Since I
do pre-press designwork, not being able to receive in HTML is a real problem
for me.
The "receive in plain text" box is unchecked, and I have no clue as to how
to remedy this. Help would be very much appreciated!
"MishkaBear" wrote:
> Hi! I have searched and cannot seem to find an answer for this problem. I
> have word as email editor and send email in HTML Format. If i send an email
> to a group of recipients and 1 of them can only read plain text, all the
> recipients recieve the email in plain text. This is very annoying! Is there
> a way they can recieve my email in html rather than plain text because 1
> person has it set that way?
>
> I am a consultant and its very hard for my clients when line breaks show up
> everywhere and the time I spend formatting is lost. Very time consuming to
> send the same email out 1 at a time to avoid this problem.
>
> I cannot seem to find the solution to this anywhere!
>
> Thanks.
.
- Prev by Date: Re: How do I create a direct link to the address book from our Int
- Next by Date: Outlook coomand bars problem
- Previous by thread: OL2000 and the MSN search bar
- Next by thread: Outlook coomand bars problem
- Index(es):
Relevant Pages
|
