Line Spacing Problems on Copied Text

25. March 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: livemail · Tags: ,

I am using Windows Live Mail.  When I copy text from a site on the Internet, the line spacing is retained from the original text, even though I have subsequently standardized and enlarged the font size.

The end result is that when the email is sent, the copied lines of text frequently overlap, especially if the original font size is smaller.  In other words, the line spacing does not adjust when I specify a different font size.

In the edit mode, everything looks OK!  The sent email is where the problem is noted.

I can not find anywhere in WLM where I can adjust or fix the line/paragraph spacing.

Thank you,

Bob Hagemann

MESSAGE LAYOUT & FONTS CHANGE WHEN EMAILING FROM MS OUTLOOK 2011 FOR MAC

02. August 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: ,
After composing an email in MS Outlook 2011 for Mac on my Macbook Pro, the email format looks fine, but when it's sent to recipient (& bcc to myself) the Fonts have been changed & become HUGE & all over the place - some words are MASSIVE SIZE, others have been reduced & LINE SPACING has either disappeared or is 3 or 4 lines between line - where only 1 was created - IT'S A SHAMBLES.
I have tried copying email (after composing, but before sending) into Text Edit + re-formatting Line Spacing there, but in the process all underlining disappears + horizontal tabs & word spacings are also altered 'randomly' (but it's a bit better than sending un-amended email).
All text is then copied back into original email (to replace original text), but even this 'revised text from Text Edit' still has line spacing glitches + tabs etc - so has to be slightly re-formatted again before sending.
Outcome, however, is still not stable & often - when recipients reply - you can see (on email stream attached) that my outgoing email was still a mess + all over the place - with Font Sizes, Line Spacings + Tabs etc STILL NOT AS COMPOSED.
So making the efforts of copying into Text Edit a complete waste of time - but I have to try something.
IN OTHER WORDS MY EMAILS LOOK "RUBBISH" - CREATING A VERY BAD IMPRESSION (ALL MY CUSTOMERS ARE IN S.E. ASIA/ BRAZIL/ M. EAST) - SO THEY'D PREFER CLEAR MESSAGES!
From comments on-line I know I'm not alone in having this problem
It makes emails look like a joke + very un-professional - almost unreadable
Help please as it's happening on all emails.