Re: Help with configuring Outlook 2000 to communicate with you all

Denise,

The markup in the message quoted below suggests that the HTML-izing is indeed
being done at the Exchange server.  Not something you can configure,
necessarily.  Try to find who holds the reins of that beast.  In the words of
the legendary mother,

"Go find Johnny, see what he's doing, and tell him to stop."

All,

These messages don't confuse the archiver.  While we are working on the
University system administration, the content is accessible in the archive,
and
you can read them there.  This is often a good idea for long threads like this
one.

Al

At 05:24 AM 2001-11-04 , Denise Wood wrote: 

>
> A couple of people have informed me that my emails are being transmitted as
> html even though I have set the format to plain text.
>
> Three points arising from this: 
> 1. Thanks very much to David and Jim for letting me know about the problem 
> 2. My sincere apologies to anyone who has had difficulty reading my emails 
> 3. A big plea for help on configuring Outlook 2000 to overcome the problem.
> As I said in my opening remarks plain text is selected and I can't see any
> other options that will impact on this. Is the problem in Outlook or
would it
> be related to the University Exchange system which I use to access my email?
>
> Thanks in anticipation of a solution. 
>
> Denise 
>
> Dr Denise L Wood 
> Lecturer: Professional Development (online teaching and learning) 
> University of South Australia 
> CE Campus, North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000 
> Ph:    (61 8) 8302 2172 / (61 8) 8302 4472 (Tuesdays & Thursdays) 
> Fax:  (61 8) 8302 2363 / (61 8) 8302 4390 
> Mob: (0413 648 260) 
>
> Email:  Denise.Wood@unisa.edu.au 
> WWW:   
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