Outlook EXPRESS comes with Microsoft Windows, any flavor. Only Microsoft OFFICE has Outlook. Check your Help->About for the exact version.
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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After furious head scratching, Mr. Low asked:
| Sorry, It is Outlook 2000, It came with MS Window 2000 OS.
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| Rgds
| Low
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|| There is no Outlook Express 2001. There isn't even a Microsoft
|| Outlook 2001. Please verify which email client you are using.
|| If you are indeed using Outlook Express, please post in the Outlook
|| Express group since that client is part of Internet Explorer which
|| this group does not support. This is part of the Microsoft Office
|| group, specializing in Microsoft Outlook which is a different
|| programme.
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|| Kathleen Orland
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http://www.howto-outlook.com/
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|| "Mr. Low" wrote:
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||| Dear Sir,
||||
|||| When I copy a table from Corel Quattro Pro Worksheet and paste it
|||| to the a new e-mail at the Olutlook Express, usually the grid
|||| lines of the table remain and the text in each cell stick very
|||| close to the line. Usually I use space bar to move it further away
|||| from the line for easy reading.
||||
|||| May I know if there is a way to eliminate the grid lines ? I
|||| tried to disable the grid lne at the original worksheet before
|||| copying, but it did not work.
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|||| If I choose to retain the grid lines, is there a way to indent the
|||| text (move a few spacing from the left of the grid line) within the
|||| boxes ?
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|||| Kind Regards
||||
|||| Low Seng Kuang
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