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I want to send this as a plain text email using Outlook:
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![]() This is what the message looks like to the recipient when I send it using Outlook: ![]() Obviously Outlook is adding a ton of line breaks for nothing, making especially long emails harder to read. Is there any way to disable this weird behavoir? I would very much prefer that my mails arrive the way I write them without getting reformatted by Outlook. Last edited by vektor; 02-24-2011 at 09:13 AM. |
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Okay, seems like I found a solution.
You can set after how many characters the line break appears in Outlook 2010 by changing the following setting: File > Options > Mail > Message format > Automatically wrap text at character However, you can only chose a number between 30 and 132. It is not possible to disable the extra line break in Outlook. (Note that it even can be disabled in a crappy mail client like the one from Opera.) 132 characters for a line still breaks your layout, so this still isn't a solution. The actual solution (or bypass) is editing the windows registry. I found a hint to this solution here, so kudos to that guy, Stan Starinski: http://us.generation-nt.com/controll...199009261.html The mentioned article is this one: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/823921 So you have to use "regedit" and find the following adress: HKEY_USERS\(many numbers)\ Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Common\MailSettings And you have to edit the following string: "PlainWrapLen" In the registry you can type in any number you want, I use "9999", which means that an extra line break is going to get added after 9999 characters. I guess there aren't many people who will write 9999 characters without using a line break and even if you do, to have one after 9999 characters is bearable. So this is the solution. I would like to mention that I fucking hate Microsoft and Microsoft Outlook for that kind of crap. Have a nice day. Last edited by vektor; 02-24-2011 at 01:54 AM. |
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This behavior is also present in Outlook for Mac 2011 and it's driving me NUTS. If I want to add a linebreak to an email, I will add a linebreak, not the client.
Does anybody know how to alter this behavior in Outlook 2011 for mac? Also, I would like to mention that I fucking hate Microsoft and Microsoft Outlook for this kind of crap, too. |
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I know that this thread hasn't had any update in long time but I wanted to update with a fix I found. It is a change to Outlook options without having to modify any registry keys.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/o...=1329162544193 |
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![]() On a sidenote, Opera's mail client is using UTF-8 by default. That's why I never had such problems with Opera. |
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