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Bob
A couple weeks ago, I sent a message to someone that receives my mail using Outlook Express. The message received did not remotely resemble the message I sent. In particular margins. I resent the message to this hotmail account and I opened it in Outlook Express and got the same results.
What I did was shorten part of the margin of part of the message. (The information was from a newspaper article and I mimicked the margin of the article to resemble a newspaper article.) The margin that I saw when I sent the message in Outlook to Outlook Express was not remotely what I used. It was much shorter... in fact so short that the margin resulted in one or two words a line.
This leads me to a question. Is it possible to set up my margins in Outlook so that what I send nearly will always be received in the same "appearance" as I sent it... regardless of the mail tool that receives it. Then I ask another question. Is it possible to set up the margins in outlook so that when it is printed, the print copy is nearly the same appearance of what I sent. (I see the margins in outlook are something like 10 1/2 inches. So, I assume nearly all programs, including my own must automatically word wrap to print on a 7x11 piece of paper.
Bob
What I did was shorten part of the margin of part of the message. (The information was from a newspaper article and I mimicked the margin of the article to resemble a newspaper article.) The margin that I saw when I sent the message in Outlook to Outlook Express was not remotely what I used. It was much shorter... in fact so short that the margin resulted in one or two words a line.
This leads me to a question. Is it possible to set up my margins in Outlook so that what I send nearly will always be received in the same "appearance" as I sent it... regardless of the mail tool that receives it. Then I ask another question. Is it possible to set up the margins in outlook so that when it is printed, the print copy is nearly the same appearance of what I sent. (I see the margins in outlook are something like 10 1/2 inches. So, I assume nearly all programs, including my own must automatically word wrap to print on a 7x11 piece of paper.
Bob