Outlook 2007 - Message Format

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Nadine

Default msg format is Rich Text outlook 2007

All of a when create a new message and insert a URL or insert an attachment
or insert a message

showing up on the body of the message as:
{ HYPERLINK "http://www.google.ca/" }
{ EMBED Outlook.FileAttach }
{ EmBED Outlook.MsgAttach}

Outlook just starting doing this, I never changed anything. Tried changing
format to HTLM, does the same thing, tried Plain Text does the same thing.
If I go to the sent item and open it, the message contains the URL properly,
and the attached items properly.
How do I get rid of this.
 
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neo [mvp outlook]

Looks like you might have turned on show field codes option in Word 2007.
If you start a new message in Outlook, select the pearl button in the upper
left and then editor options button. Go to Advanced and then scroll down to
the Display E-mail content section.
 
N

Nadine

Thanks, but setting is not staying off, is there a registry entry for that
one on Vista.
 
N

neo [mvp outlook]

Assuming you have Word 2007 installed, try going thru Word to turn it off.
(Start Word 2007, pearl button, Word options button, Advanced, Show Document
content section.
 
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Default msg format is Rich Text outlook 2007

All of a when create a new message and insert a URL or insert an attachment
or insert a message

showing up on the body of the message as:
{ HYPERLINK "http://www.google.ca/" }
{ EMBED Outlook.FileAttach }
{ EmBED Outlook.MsgAttach}

Outlook just starting doing this, I never changed anything. Tried changing
format to HTLM, does the same thing, tried Plain Text does the same thing.
If I go to the sent item and open it, the message contains the URL properly,
and the attached items properly.
How do I get rid of this.

Juste enter Alt + F9
 

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