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E-Mail Spacing
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saxylady
, Apr 28 2010 05:09 PM
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Posted 28 April 2010 - 10:09 PM
No matter what HTML stationary you use, it's likely to get fouled up on many users machines, particularly if they have Outlook set to "Plain Text Only"
As to adjusting your own machine to receive the stationary,
Try Tools-Options-Mail Format - Stationery and Fonts - Select "None"
"None" doesn't make the stationary go away, rather "none" means do not base what Outlook reads on any(none) preset dimension or formatting.
I am not convinced the above will solve "your specific" problem,
But it is worth giving a try.
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