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                |  | Outlook Express Changing Outlook Express Default options (3)
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 We've already mentioned Html and Text formats, many old
  programs don't support html format: html format is the
  same format used for webpages, this adds rich content to
  your email messages
 e.g pictures, Stationery and lots
  more...
 If you set your mail format to Text you'll be sure that
  everyone will
 be able to read your messages, but you'll
  sacrifice all the formatting, colors, and images...
 According to Internet studies, almost all new email
  programs now support html format, so you don't have to
  worry.
 To decide whether you should use html or text format,
  just examine emails you receive, see if they have any
  formatting
 (Bold, pictures, special fonts).
 
 For
  now we'll not bother with advanced settings (Settings button)
 
 Messages
  sent to newsgroups are usually and preferably in Text
  format, note that Text format reduces the message size and keeps
 you 
  somehow away from Viruses !!.
 Html format adds codes to your message. If you ever
  receive an html message simply select the message in your
  Inbox and right-click Properties, go to Details tab then press Message
  Source button...
 scroll down and you might see
  something similar to:
 
 Content-Type:
  text/html;
 charset="iso-8859-1"
 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
 <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD W3 HTML//EN">
 <HTML>
 <HEAD>
 <META
  content=3D"text/html; charset=3Diso-8859-1" =
  http-equiv=3DContent-Type>
 <META content=3D'"MSHTML 4.72.3110.37"' name=3DGENERATOR>
 </HEAD>
 
 Well this is html format. The message might be of 5
  lines, html adds lines of his own increasing the message
  size.
 Again don't be afraid to send in html format, this is
  just to explain
 the difference between plain text and
  html format.
 If
  you ever decided to change the format while composing
  simply
 click Format and
  select Plain Text
  or Rich Text
  (HTML)
 Remember that you can't apply Stationery if you switch
  to Plain text.
 
 If you're positive that someone in your Address Book can
  only receive plain text, 
  open the Address Book, double-click on his name, at the
  bottom of Properties window check "Send E-mail using
  Plain text only" press Ok to return.
 
 
  The five ticks
  are very useful, the first one will keep a
  copy or every message you send in Sent Items
  folder. 
 
 "Include message in reply" will help
  you track replies.
 You can scroll the message, and see what was the original
  subject.
 
 As you've noticed, everything is a plain english you can
  change all settings yourself.
 Tip: while reading
  this tutorial, I suggest you open Outlook Express
 to
  see how everything works.
 Fourth option "Reply to messages using..." will keep
  you out of trouble,
 so if you ever receive a plain text
  message, the reply message will have the same format.
 Finally with "Automatically complete e-mail address when
  composing"
 Outlook Express
  will type the recipient's email address. If you have john's
  doe email in your address book doe@someplace.com,
 simply type doe
  and Outlook Express will complete the address for you. Maybe you will
  not notice the AutoComplete feature, since you'll be
  adding email addresses directly from Address Book by
  pressing on
 To, Cc, Bcc buttons.
 
 
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