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In Outlook Express, go to Tools, Options, Read, then select "Read all messages in Plain Text".
The arrangement contains messages in plain text and code, and all but invites visitors to encipher some of their own.
For people with intellectual impairments, use messages in plain language and the assistance of caregivers and voluntary staff.
Is there any way I can fix this, so that only messages with actual attachments will show the paper clip? A. Check your e-mail program's settings to see if they are set to send and receive messages in plain text format.
Hiding messages in plain sight [BBC].
But, there is another option: hiding messages in plain sight, the electronic equivalent of invisible ink.
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Yesterday, SchoolScandals.com displayed nothing more than a message in plain text, signed by Skyler, announcing that the "database has been cleansed of all posted comment," and explaining that the earlier site had become "an objectionable mess" because he couldn't afford to hire editors or moderators.
(The message, in plain English, would be: I don't know. You have been putting them in 'harm's way' for the past 10 years. Razed whole villages and markets. And still have the nerve to talk about 'harm's way?') "Really, @abalkhi?" NATO responded, citing a United Nations finding that insurgents were responsible for 80 percent of the civilian casualties in Afghanistan in the first six months of 2011.
From here, one can select to view a message in plain text or with its original HTML formatting.
How can I send messages with different fonts and colors in the text? A. Outlook Express lets you create messages either in plain text or with colorful fonts and different text styles.
One way for Outlook and Exchange users to prevent their recipents from receiving the winmail.dat attachments is to change the e-mail program's preferences to send messages only in plain text.
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