Font problem in Outlook Express

F

Forrest

I have Win XP Pro and Office XP on my machine. It installed Outlook Express
6 with the XP CD. When I choose (rich text) html for e-mails, several fonts
will have parts of them missing. It looks like a news paper would if the
type set fonts weren't completely covered with ink before making contact
with the paper when printing. When I use regular fonts there's no problem.
The machine exhibits no other problems. The graphics card is fine ( Radeon
9000 ) 128 mgs of ram and new Sony 19 in. monitor. any ideas?
While I'm at it .... I do have one other minor problem, should post it
in Windows group I guess but ... my tool bar on the bottom is now double
wide. I can drag it down but it then disappears. For some reason I can't get
it back to the single width. Is there a registry setting for that or what? I
can't find anything else to adjust with the bar itself.

Thanks, Forrest
 
C

Conor

REMOVETHISrunforrest1 said:
I have Win XP Pro and Office XP on my machine. It installed Outlook Express
6 with the XP CD. When I choose (rich text) html for e-mails, several fonts
will have parts of them missing. It looks like a news paper would if the
type set fonts weren't completely covered with ink before making contact
with the paper when printing. When I use regular fonts there's no problem.
The machine exhibits no other problems. The graphics card is fine ( Radeon
9000 ) 128 mgs of ram and new Sony 19 in. monitor. any ideas?

Go no further. E-mails should be plain text. If you want to send
HTML/RTF, send a Word document.


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J

JAD

think about all the things we would do without if we got rid of everything
that a few crooks exploited. its mostly people that are not explained the
fundamentals of email that get caught. It sucks NTL...
 

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