Line length is an issue in plain text format messages. It is not an issue in HTML messages, except when you send an HTML message to someone whose mail program can't display HTML (like cell phones).

When using Outlook to send email errors may occur, including: Can not send email directly from Word or Excel Attaching a document into a new message results in error message of “Word unspecified error” or “interface not registered error 0x80040155” To fix: Close all office applications and go to Start menu, Run (or use Windows  

How to use VBA to automatically add an expiration date to all messages you send using Microsoft Outlook.

We'll be adding more issues to this page for Outlook users who send and receive mail via the Internet, with links both to the Microsoft Knowledgebase (MSKB) and to other Slipstick articles. Usage Deliver All POP3 Accounts to One Outlook Inbox Outlook, Multiple Accounts and the Default Account To control line length To use Internet-style  

This is not an issue in Outlook 98 and Outlook 2000 operating in Internet Mail Only mode. In IMO mode, you can hide or minimize the progress dialog that appears when you choose Tools | Send/Receive or click the Send/Receive button. If you choose Tools | Send/Receive in Outlook 98 or 2000 in Corporate/Workgroup mode  

The method depends on the version of Outlook and whether you're connecting to an Internet account or Microsoft Exchange Server. Exchange Server If you synchronize offline folders, there are three ways to avoid downloading messages over a certain size: Method #1: While working online, create Large Messages folder. Then, create a Rules Wizard rule to  

How to save attachments and then open the attachments without opening Windows Explorer to find the attachment.

Outlook 2010 introduces a new limitation: a limit on the number of files that can be attached to a message at once from a network share. File size is not the problem: you will get this dialog attaching 21 1KB files or 21 1MB files.

I can tell when users upgrade to a new wide screen monitor because they ask how to set the margins in email. Composing an email on a wide screen with windows maximized is not the best experience because lines of text are very long. It's more comfortable to read and compose email when the text  

Problem: "Outlook isn't blocking the images in some of the messages I receive." Outlook 2003 includes a popular feature that prevents external content from being downloaded. Its effects are most noticeable with images, because the image placeholder contains text that tells you to 'right click here to download' the image. Along with images, style sheets,