[GUI-Talk] outlook settings

[Ted Shelly]

Rob,

Plain text cannot include any graphics, only letters,  numbers and
punctuation.  Also no formatting like bold or italics.
Rich text is a Microsoft format that can include some graphics and other
formatting such as bold and italics that plain text cannot. I believe it was
at one time the format used by MS Word. 
HTML can have anything that a web page can have - graphics, formatting,
video, etc.  It is the most common format for email these days.
In each case it is all about the look.

Regards,

Ted


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Subject: [GUI-Talk] outlook settings

Good afternoon all. I hope everyone is safe. I am old school & I'm still
using Outlook 2013. I was playing around with the options. I was using html
format, but I've changed the setting. What is the difference between plain
text, ridge text & HTML settings?


Rob Kaiser Email;
rcubfank at sbcglobal.net




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