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From: DOLL on 10 Apr 2010 09:34
I would like to control the auto-wrapping when sending messages in Outlook
2003 so that my message, when sent, has a left margin of 1.25" and my right
margin is 3" using plain text formatting. I can control the margin with a
manual return but there must be a better way. Plain text seems to be the
only formatting that does not allow page setup. I know I can do it in Rich
Text and HTML but not Plain text, which I need to use.
From: Graham Mayor on 10 Apr 2010 09:51
While this forum is for Word rather than Outlook, I feel I should point out
that plain text is simply that - plain text. It does not support formatting.
The wrap is according to the size of the window, unless you press enter to
force a line break.

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"DOLL" <DOLL(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AB2F571A-F18B-4331-9999-67B829B96253(a)microsoft.com...
>I would like to control the auto-wrapping when sending messages in Outlook
> 2003 so that my message, when sent, has a left margin of 1.25" and my
> right
> margin is 3" using plain text formatting. I can control the margin with a
> manual return but there must be a better way. Plain text seems to be the
> only formatting that does not allow page setup. I know I can do it in
> Rich
> Text and HTML but not Plain text, which I need to use.


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