When I send a .txt attachment with carriage returns in the body of the text,
with Outlook (Office 2003) it is received with placeholders instead of the
actual carriage returns, and the text is all strung together in one
continuous block. Is there any way of ensuring that the WYSIWYG prior to
emailing the message is identical to the WYSIWYG on the receiving end? I
can't seem to find an option in "Tools" to "shut off" this
compression/encoding(?). I could always zip the file, but that would add a
greater complexity to the entire process which I would rather not force on
the person on the receiving end.

what email client do they use? if outlook, are they removing extra line
breaks?

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"DanDog" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> When I send a .txt attachment with carriage returns in the body of the
> text,
> with Outlook (Office 2003) it is received with placeholders instead of the
> actual carriage returns, and the text is all strung together in one
> continuous block. Is there any way of ensuring that the WYSIWYG prior to
> emailing the message is identical to the WYSIWYG on the receiving end? I
> can't seem to find an option in "Tools" to "shut off" this
> compression/encoding(?). I could always zip the file, but that would add a
> greater complexity to the entire process which I would rather not force on
> the person on the receiving end.

They are using an .html email service - gmail.com

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

> what email client do they use? if outlook, are they removing extra line
> breaks?
>
> --
> Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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>
> "DanDog" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:2F88EB26-03E1-4BCD-BF58-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > When I send a .txt attachment with carriage returns in the body of the
> > text,
> > with Outlook (Office 2003) it is received with placeholders instead of the
> > actual carriage returns, and the text is all strung together in one
> > continuous block. Is there any way of ensuring that the WYSIWYG prior to
> > emailing the message is identical to the WYSIWYG on the receiving end? I
> > can't seem to find an option in "Tools" to "shut off" this
> > compression/encoding(?). I could always zip the file, but that would add a
> > greater complexity to the entire process which I would rather not force on
> > the person on the receiving end.
>
>