<P>Thanks for comments!</P> <P>Jon</P>

<P mce_keep="true"> </P> <P>Friends!</P> <P> There is the possibility to tick a "Rich Text" box when writing an email. What is the advantage and disadvantage of this option.... I sometimes have the problem of emails being difficult to read at the recieving end due to their setup of their email system and how it works with the emails I send - will using "Rich Text" help or not!? </P> <P> I would appreciate some comments on this!</P> <P> Thanks!</P> <P>Jon</P>

[quote user="JonR"] <blockquote><p>Friends!</p><p> There is the possibility to tick a "Rich Text" box when writing an email. What is the advantage and disadvantage of this option.... I sometimes have the problem of emails being difficult to read at the receiving end due to their setup of their email system and how it works with the emails I send - will using "Rich Text" help or not!?</p></blockquote><p>Generally no.  A plain text message is usually the best way to go so that all can read it.  If you are sending graphics or HTML text pasted from a web site then HTML is the only way to go and this means the "Rich text" must be checked.</p><p>Also, try the following format options: 1.  Tools | Options | Sending mail, uncheck "Send attachments as separate messages" and "Enable text file autodetection when sending attachments". Check "Don't add 'attachment information' actions to Multipart messages", and "Generate multipart/alternative versions of richtext messages"  2.  Tools | Options | Messages and replies check "Use MIME features" 3.  Tools | Options | Message formatting uncheck everything under "Formatting and use of styling in messages"  </p><blockquote><p> I would appreciate some comments on this!</p><p> Thanks!</p><p>Jon</p></blockquote> [/quote]