Font problem in Outlook Express

I have Win XP Pro and Office XP on my machine. It installed Outlook Express
6 with the XP CD. When I choose (rich text) html for e-mails, several fonts
will have parts of them missing. It looks like a news paper would if the
type set fonts weren't completely covered with ink before making contact
with the paper when printing. When I use regular fonts there's no problem.
The machine exhibits no other problems. The graphics card is fine ( Radeon
9000 ) 128 mgs of ram and new Sony 19 in. monitor. any ideas?
While I'm at it .... I do have one other minor problem, should post it
in Windows group I guess but ... my tool bar on the bottom is now double
wide. I can drag it down but it then disappears. For some reason I can't get
it back to the single width. Is there a registry setting for that or what? I
can't find anything else to adjust with the bar itself.

Thanks, Forrest

In article , REMOVETHISrunforrest1
@hotmail.com says...
I have Win XP Pro and Office XP on my machine. It installed Outlook Express
6 with the XP CD. When I choose (rich text) html for e-mails, several fonts
will have parts of them missing. It looks like a news paper would if the
type set fonts weren't completely covered with ink before making contact
with the paper when printing. When I use regular fonts there's no problem.
The machine exhibits no other problems. The graphics card is fine ( Radeon
9000 ) 128 mgs of ram and new Sony 19 in. monitor. any ideas?

Go no further. E-mails should be plain text. If you want to send
HTML/RTF, send a Word document.


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ICQ:31909763
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are you using true type fonts?

"Forrest" wrote in message
...
I have Win XP Pro and Office XP on my machine. It installed Outlook
Express
6 with the XP CD. When I choose (rich text) html for e-mails, several
fonts
will have parts of them missing. It looks like a news paper would if the
type set fonts weren't completely covered with ink before making contact
with the paper when printing. When I use regular fonts there's no problem.
The machine exhibits no other problems. The graphics card is fine ( Radeon
9000 ) 128 mgs of ram and new Sony 19 in. monitor. any ideas?
While I'm at it .... I do have one other minor problem, should post it
in Windows group I guess but ... my tool bar on the bottom is now double
wide. I can drag it down but it then disappears. For some reason I can't
get
it back to the single width. Is there a registry setting for that or what?
I
can't find anything else to adjust with the bar itself.

Thanks, Forrest

Whatever fonts that get installed with Win XP Pro and Office XP.

"JAD" wrote in message
hlink.net...
are you using true type fonts?

"Forrest" wrote in message
...
I have Win XP Pro and Office XP on my machine. It installed Outlook
Express
6 with the XP CD. When I choose (rich text) html for e-mails, several
fonts
will have parts of them missing. It looks like a news paper would if the
type set fonts weren't completely covered with ink before making contact
with the paper when printing. When I use regular fonts there's no
problem.
The machine exhibits no other problems. The graphics card is fine (
Radeon
9000 ) 128 mgs of ram and new Sony 19 in. monitor. any ideas?
While I'm at it .... I do have one other minor problem, should post
it
in Windows group I guess but ... my tool bar on the bottom is now double
wide. I can drag it down but it then disappears. For some reason I can't
get
it back to the single width. Is there a registry setting for that or
what?
I
can't find anything else to adjust with the bar itself.

Thanks, Forrest

Conor wrote:

In article , REMOVETHISrunforrest1
@hotmail.com says...
I have Win XP Pro and Office XP on my machine. It installed Outlook
Express 6 with the XP CD. When I choose (rich text) html for e-mails,
several fonts will have parts of them missing. It looks like a news paper
would if the type set fonts weren't completely covered with ink before
making contact with the paper when printing. When I use regular fonts
there's no problem. The machine exhibits no other problems. The graphics
card is fine ( Radeon 9000 ) 128 mgs of ram and new Sony 19 in. monitor.
any ideas?

Go no further. E-mails should be plain text. If you want to send
HTML/RTF, send a Word document.



Ditto, HTML email should be illegal..
--

Stacey

think about all the things we would do without if we got rid of everything
that a few crooks exploited. its mostly people that are not explained the
fundamentals of email that get caught. It sucks NTL...

"Stacey" wrote in message
...
Conor wrote:

In article , REMOVETHISrunforrest1
@hotmail.com says...
I have Win XP Pro and Office XP on my machine. It installed Outlook
Express 6 with the XP CD. When I choose (rich text) html for e-mails,
several fonts will have parts of them missing. It looks like a news
paper
would if the type set fonts weren't completely covered with ink before
making contact with the paper when printing. When I use regular fonts
there's no problem. The machine exhibits no other problems. The
graphics
card is fine ( Radeon 9000 ) 128 mgs of ram and new Sony 19 in.
monitor.
any ideas?

Go no further. E-mails should be plain text. If you want to send
HTML/RTF, send a Word document.



Ditto, HTML email should be illegal..
--

Stacey