When you are composing the message, Format, Plain Text.
If you have the formatting bar in your composition window, you are using
HTML even if you only put text in the message.

You guess is wrong.
Even a text only email formatted HTML has a larger file size than plain
text.
--
Ron Sommer

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Right now the bar is down. But I'm not pasting so much as a hyperlink so
there shouldn't be any html deployed and shouldn't even if I do paste a
hyperlink. It would only become a problem if I did something with a font or
paragraph formatting, ect. wouldn't it? I'm not trying to run this into the
ground, or foist an OE problem on the XP group, but I know you can
straighten me out on this one.

Is there anything in this post that causes any html problems Jan or anyone
else outlined. The checks or radio buttons have been in the correct box
on the send tab, but it comes down and on this group for reasons that escape
me but not other MSFT public groups. I can take that question to OE--I just
wonder if there is anything showing here that steps over the html line? My
guess is no.

Thanks,

Chad Harris


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