Viewing Messages With Formatting

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[I have Outlook 2007 running on Windows XP SP 3.]

Outlook displays all my messages in 'text only' format, i.e., just the text and no formatting. Although I do not recall choosing this as an option, that's the way I prefer to read my mail, anyway.

Two questions about this:

1- Is it possible to select an individual message and have it display all the formatting, including all the graphic elements?

2- The text-only version of my messages includes URLs for any graphic elements (e.g., images) that would otherwise be downloaded. Can I stop these URLs from displaying? It can be unwieldy to wade through the URLs to pick out the text of the message.

Thanks for your help.

Daddy
 
Thanks for your help.

Daddy

Diane Poremsky said:
1. Yes. Look at the infobar at the top of the message. click it to switch
format.
2. No.

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Daddy said:
[I have Outlook 2007 running on Windows XP SP 3.]

Outlook displays all my messages in 'text only' format, i.e., just the
text and no formatting. Although I do not recall choosing this as an
option, that's the way I prefer to read my mail, anyway.

Two questions about this:

1- Is it possible to select an individual message and have it display all
the formatting, including all the graphic elements?

2- The text-only version of my messages includes URLs for any graphic
elements (e.g., images) that would otherwise be downloaded. Can I stop
these URLs from displaying? It can be unwieldy to wade through the URLs to
pick out the text of the message.

Thanks for your help.

Daddy
 
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