Peter wrote:
>>If any Outlook (or even Lotus Notes) user simply is not educated enough to follow me and argues: "But it's all fine over here." I can't to anything. I don't want to make a screen shot every time to prove, I don't want to waste my time 10 time as much with arguing than simply ignoring (damn ... is this an English sentence? I'm somehow 'slow in mind' today). For what it's worth, I asked my colleagues using Outlook at our main office whether they could please set a line length in the 70-80 character range. I discovered (and verified for myself using PC Anywhere) that their version of Outlook does not allow the user to specify a line length in HTML, rich text, or plain text mode. So while the user might wish to accommodate you, in many cases they simply can't. Unless there's some other way to do this in Outlook other than the way it works on my version of Outlook (in Office 2000). -- Andrea Z., using TB! 1.60q with Win2k ver. 5.0, Build 2195, SP 2 | [EMAIL PROTECTED] ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
