> Using Outlook 2003 and html message format.
>
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> Please. What am I doing wrong and how do I correct it?

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First, I would rather not lose the formatting of Word/html though at this
point it seems to mess things up. Second, I have no program to compose
letters in .pdf format. It seems that this trouble started after receipt of
a couple of plain text messages.
Please, does anyone have a rational answer that is little more than an
advertisement for his businesses?

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Jim B
> > Using Outlook 2003 and html message format.
> >
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> If you really must have the bells and whistles, send an attached .pdf which
> is designed to look the same on any machine.
JPB985 - 10 Mar 2008 18:03 GMT
Please, can someone help me?

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Jim B
> First, I would rather not lose the formatting of Word/html though at this
> point it seems to mess things up. Second, I have no program to compose
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> > If you really must have the bells and whistles, send an attached .pdf which
> > is designed to look the same on any machine.
Brian Tillman - 11 Mar 2008 15:35 GMT
> Second, I have no program to compose letters in .pdf format.
Everyone does. http://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp

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