Your initial query implied that this only happens to some recipients. If it's
happening to all, verify your format settings (Tools > Options > Mail format).
If you're really using rich text format in lieu of HTML, there is an option to
convert these to plain text when sent via the internet.
| I don't think it's the Text Message feature that is causing this. My
| husband's computer receives HTML e-mail messages all the time. But this one I
| sent him didn't work. I always cc myself and they NEVER work. Yet I receive
| html e-mail from others.
|
| "Snarky Parker" wrote:
|
| > It's probably beyond your control. Some recipients have their e-mail client
apps
| > set to receive only text messages. Some may be passing through company
servers
| > that convert them also. This is usually done for safety reasons.
| >
| > Check to see if these particular recipients can receive any HTML messages at
| > all.
| >
| > | > | I'm sending out an html e-mail - but it arrives on some computers (Outlook
| > | AND Outlook Express) showing just the text and links - with all graphics
| > | included as attachments - instead of one nice-looking html document.
| > | It arrives on my own computer (Outlook) this way.
| > | Any idea WHY? It's driving me crazy!
| > | Thanks,
| > | Janet S
| >
| >
| >