Re: How can I set Outlook to show plaintext?
From Simon Yung <sim...@dennis-rodman.com>
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· 1 May 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Go to Options | Send and/or Read and click the Plain Text. -- Hope this would help. - Simon - sim...@dennis-rodman.com Imagination is more important than knowledge. -- Albert Einstein -- Frederik Dekkers wrote in message <6id1hb$nn6$1...@mickey.cybercomm.nl>... > >Like the subject says, I really don't know how to have my reader showing >plain text. > >Could somebody please help me or does anybody know a PLAIN mail reader for >windows? > >-- >with love, > feroc > >
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