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I'm hoping someone can assist me with this problem.
My boss creates quotes for clients in Word 2003. He does a lot of tabs and spaces to line up columns (in other words, he does not use word tables). Once he creates the quote, his secretary cuts and pastes the Word document into Outlook 2003 (he wants the client to see the quote in the body of the e-mail, not as an attachment). When she does this, the columns do not line up all the time. I did a little experimenting, and it seems it happends when he tabs things over. I tried cut and pasting from Word directly as an e-mail, but it still loses some of the tab spacings. We suggested sending it as an attachment, but he refuses. Any ideas? |
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