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Does anyone else get frustrated when they get an email from someone who has
used their Enter key deliberately to format their text, and then Outlook discards their formatting and runs everything together? Here's an example list: Pizza margherita, Supersize, Thin crust, x2 Pink lady apples, Pack of 4 Goat's milk, 1 litre Coffee, Brazilian blend This is obviously a list and easy to read as a list but its annoying to have to re-insert line breaks to transform Pizza margherita, Supersize, Thin crust, x2 Pink lady apples, Pack of 4 Goat's milk, 1 litre Coffee, Brazilian blend back into a list. I can't find a switch to tell Outlook not to be so cavalier with formatted text emails, and searching MSN and Google and here for terms like "extra line breaks" provides no clues. Has anyone solved this problem? Does anyone else even think it's a problem? Is it just me? Brian Lowe ---------@ |
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Brian __ Lowe wrote:
I can't find a switch to tell Outlook not to be so cavalier with formatted text emails, and searching MSN and Google and here for terms like "extra line breaks" provides no clues. In Outlook 2003, click ToolsOptionsE-mail Options and uncheck "Remove extra line breaks in plain text messages". If you have some other version of Outlook, you'd be wide to state it when you ask a question. -- Brian Tillman |
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I began to be annoyed by this in outlook 2000 and then used 2003 for some
years continuing to grumble quietly to myself while never having been able to find the option. Now in 2007 I have the same problem but now I get more messages from robots which use line breaks for formatting and my problem just got more and more annoying. I can't believe I didn't see that checkbox in the hundreds of times I've visited that dialog. Outlook 2007 has the same dialog as 2003, so simply unchecking the box does the trick. That explains why my searches found no results too - nobody else was stupid enough to ask the question! Thanks for pointing me in the right direction (and for not making me feel any more stupid than I already do). Brian Lowe ---------@ "Brian Tillman" wrote: Brian __ Lowe wrote: I can't find a switch to tell Outlook not to be so cavalier with formatted text emails, and searching MSN and Google and here for terms like "extra line breaks" provides no clues. In Outlook 2003, click ToolsOptionsE-mail Options and uncheck "Remove extra line breaks in plain text messages". If you have some other version of Outlook, you'd be wide to state it when you ask a question. -- Brian Tillman |
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