[quote user="aquila"]What would be the proper way to do it? Do you want me to save the HTML text from the Attachments tab?[/quote]

BTW: Please post a note here after forwarding your message since it might get lost in spam filters so I would have to provide you with another option.

IE render kerning gets funky when I change the preferences (but already default settings aren't much better).
I tweaked the default settings, changing the font to Calibri and zoom factor to 115%.

As

a sample I've included a screengrab of the issue I'm experiencing.

Consider that sometimes this gets quite confusing as the text is not

very readable at first glance.

[quote user="aquila"]IE render kerning gets funky when I change the preferences (but already default settings aren't much better).

I tweaked the default settings, changing the font to Calibri and zoom factor to 115%.[/quote]

Sorry to say, but this can only be fixed by Microsoft since it's the IE rendering machine doing this (thus its name), IERenderer can't do anything about the graphical display at all.

[quote user="idw"]

Sorry to say, but this can only be fixed by Microsoft since it's the IE rendering machine doing this (thus its name), IERenderer can't do anything about the graphical display at all.

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Then that's confusing as em Client uses IE as well.

[quote user="aquila"]Than that's confusing as em Client uses IE as well.[/quote]

What's confusing about the fact that the renderer is named after the rendering machine it uses (if that's what you meant to say, otherwise please explain)? IMO it's pretty clear ...

[quote user="idw"]

What's confusing about the fact that the renderer is named after the rendering machine it uses (if that's what you meant to say, otherwise please explain)? IMO it's pretty clear ...

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Sure, let me explain.

I'm confused because you're saying that the fonts issue is not a Pegasus issue per se, whereas it's due to Microsoft IE render itself.

In my comparison though you can see another email client that uses same render engine, i.e. Microsoft IE and glitches are not there, therefore my confusion.

Hope that makes sense.

[quote user="aquila"]Hope that makes sense.[/quote]

Can you provide a HTML test sample so I can compare with your screenshot?

[quote user="idw"]

Can you provide a HTML test sample so I can compare with your screenshot?

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Thanks idw.

What would be the proper way to do it? Do you want me to save the HTML text from the Attachments tab?

[quote user="aquila"]What would be the proper way to do it? Do you want me to save the HTML text from the Attachments tab?[/quote]

Well, we need to ensure it doesn't get modified in any way. The easiest way would be a forward as attachment as provided by the forwarding dialog (the third option). This way you can add a meaningful subject and comment without modifying the message itself. Please add a reference to this thread.