Hi, Everyone.
Primary question:
Is there a way in which to adjust paragraph spacing (termed leading in
the publishing world) on outgoing messages such that when a recipient
who uses Outlook attempts to reply, all of his replies aren't forced
into double spacing between paragraphs?
Background and detail:
When I send an HTML e-mail in The Bat, a recipient who reads it in
Outlook will see, in terms of formatting, exactly what I sent. However,
if the recipient hits reply, all of the line breaks become double line
breaks. This can be annoying, particularly to someone who works/reads
quickly, and doesn't want to waste time scrolling down any more than he
has to. In order to avoid this, I must either send the message in plain
text, or the recipient must reply in plain text. Is there a setting
that can be changed so that when the recipient chooses to reply, s/he
will not have to deal with an extra long message caused by this magical
shift from single to double line breaks once the reply button.
I am not sure that this is a problem with The Bat, so much as it is a
problem with Outlook. However, I use Outlook (NOT Outlook Express) at
the office (from where this message is sent) and cannot find a setting
that would cause the spacing to increase between paragraphs when a
message is replied to. Any ideas?
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Avi
Avram Sacks
using The Bat! 4.0.18 on Windows XP Pro sp2 (but not on this message)
using Outlook MS Office 2003 (ver. 11.8206.8202) sp3 on XP Pro (for this
message)
Current version is 4.0.24.0 | 'Using TBUDL' information:
http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
