Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 23 Apr 1998.
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configuring plain text in outlook?!?
alt.ascii-art
· 3 messages · 23 Apr 1998 - 24 Apr 1998
Hi all
Does anybody know a mailreader for win95 that DOES support plain text
reading?
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with love,
feroc
>Does anybody know a mailreader for win95 that DOES support plain text >reading? Outlook Express will just find. Principles should hold for Microsoft Outlook, too... Hit Tools/Options. Click the Read tab. Click Fonts. Select Lucida Console or Courier New or some other fixed-width font for Western; do it for the Fixed-Width _AND_ Proportional list box. Click OK twice. If you meant just send ASCII (as opposed to HTML) , do this: Tools/Options. Send tab. Click "Plain Text" under "News Sending Format" . This is all in the help file, y'know... -- OoO< aardvarko at geocities dot com icq 8435513 >OoO " " http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lab/2672 " " -- Frederik Dekkers wrote in message <6ho5c4$249$1...@mickey.cybercomm.nl>...
>Outlook Express will just find.
Doncha hate it when cats walk across your keyboard? (No, seriously, was
selecting to cut/paste...)
Let's try that again...
Outlook Express will do just fine.
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OoO< aardvarko at geocities dot com icq 8435513 >OoO
" " http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lab/2672 " "
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aardvarko wrote in message <6hpa5n$c2i$1...@news6.ispnews.com>...
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