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I am using Outlook 2000. I prefer to use the quoted printable encoding for e-mail messages, since this doesn't create line breaks.
I was wondering, however, why, if one selects plain text with no encoding, one *must* specify a line length. I.e. why can't Outlook (or other mailing programs for that matter) send pure plain text with line breaks only where the user inserted them by pressing Enter. In such case, the message source would read a paragraph as one long line, but the receiving mailing program should be able to wrap this line so that it fits onto the screen.
By the way - is there any way to see the message source in Outlook (not just the headers)? This is possible in Outlook Express, but I haven't seen it in Outlook.
Thanks for any help.
Ivan
I was wondering, however, why, if one selects plain text with no encoding, one *must* specify a line length. I.e. why can't Outlook (or other mailing programs for that matter) send pure plain text with line breaks only where the user inserted them by pressing Enter. In such case, the message source would read a paragraph as one long line, but the receiving mailing program should be able to wrap this line so that it fits onto the screen.
By the way - is there any way to see the message source in Outlook (not just the headers)? This is possible in Outlook Express, but I haven't seen it in Outlook.
Thanks for any help.
Ivan