[Joep76]

Hello,

Thank you in advance for your help. My issue is, when I copy and paste a document to a new email from Microsoft office 07 and use source formating as the paste option. Then send the email it changes the format to Times new Roman and converts the text to the same size throughout the email. When I paste it, everything looks like the source document. When I send it the reiceiver on the same exchage server and my sent items mail all change to Times New Roman. In any external email it keeps the source format, i.e. att.net account. Any suggestions? I have tried to change all options in outlook to no avial. HTML is selected and I paste the document with source formating selected. It seems as if the exchange server has some sort of restriction on the font used, but the twist, on my blackberry it keeps the source formating. Thanks again, all suggestions welcome.

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Where possible, please don't send emails as HTML. Your emails contain twenty times as much in formatting content as it does in the actual content of the mail itself.

If you must preserve the actual physical presentation of a document, your best bet would be to create a PDF file of it, and send that as an attachment instead. Your email recipient can then open that instead and marvel at the pretty content by opening it in Adobe Reader.

An example of a program that can do PDF file format is this one, others are availabel:
http://sourceforge.n...cts/pdfcreator/

[Neil Jones]

Where possible, please don't send emails as HTML. Your emails contain twenty times as much in formatting content as it does in the actual content of the mail itself.

If you must preserve the actual physical presentation of a document, your best bet would be to create a PDF file of it, and send that as an attachment instead. Your email recipient can then open that instead and marvel at the pretty content by opening it in Adobe Reader.

An example of a program that can do PDF file format is this one, others are availabel:
http://sourceforge.n...cts/pdfcreator/