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Old April 17th 07, 11:09 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
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Beautiful advice. Unfortunately, it won't work in my situation. I have a
need to send emails where the text lines do not exceed 80 characters and
just because I am starting a new line doesn't mean that I am starting a new
sentence.

I can hear your advice now. "Change the email client you use to read the
text".


"Charles W Davis" wrote in message
...
Stop hitting the Enter key. Let the program do its job.
"crhras" wrote in message
t...
If I am typing a new message and hit return instead of letting the line
overflow Outlook capitalizes the first letter on the next line. How do I
stop Outlook from doing this.




 




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