Hi Brian
The whole point of my posting here (after posting in the OFFICE n/g and
getting essentially the same response) was that all settings in the areas
you mentioned are set correctly and nothing SEEMS to be dictating that 80%
of all replies cannot be done in anything other than in plain text.format.
I had a suspicion that something in Acrobat was bound to be causing problems
(though I didn't think they could be this abstruse!): There simply can be
no reason why I am constantly being asked to download gigantic files which
seem to make no difference whatsoever to what is, after all, simply a
read-only program which doesn't seem to change much although each
progressively more advanced version takes up more resources and slows down
the computer by more than a small bit. Is there anything I can do to stop
this annoyance?
(I should say that I DO have two mysterious programs on my computer which I
don't recognise: One is called Distiller and the other Acrobat Professional
6.)
"Brian Tillman" <tillman1952[ at ]yahoo.com> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] > news.microsoft.com <fountainpen[ at ]amexol.net> wrote:
>
>> Does anyone know why it is that when I open an email in Outlook which
>> comes in as an HTML doc, and try to respond to it, the format of the
>> response converts it to plain text format in a hideous courier font?
>
> Tools>Options>Mail Format>FOnts will allow you to change the pain text
> font. Edit>Edit Message, then Format>HTML will allow you to change the
> format.
>
>> Is this in some way related to the reason why I cannot now respond to
>> emails without getting a warning that something is trying to access
>> Microsoft Word and should I allow it and if so for how long?
>
> No. You have an add-in like Adobe Acrobat that is causing that.
> --
> Brian Tillman
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