Matthew Jarvis wrote:

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> As far as I know everything about this message is in plain text. I am

> running Outlook 2000 SR1.

Your mail is being sent as a multi-part MIME file, with both plain and

HTML versions. I don't use Outlook, so I can't tell you how to set it to

text only.

> Is it because each of us have different settings that allow us to

> reply in the format we received, or does it convert the original so it

> only APPEARS to be in HTML?

You can't go from plain to HTML; only the other way around. Different

mail clients can be set to handle dual-type messages such as yours

either way. You should also have an option to reply with the same kind

as the original, or to always reply with one specific type.

> I'm stumped, and I hate HTML email.... any help provided to make me an

> "ascii" only kinda guy would be greatly appreciated.

I don't "hate" HTML email; I just think it's a waste. Sorta like having

fins on a car <g>. (oh jeez, I'm gonna hear it from the classic car

lovers in the crowd!!)

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