You might try looking at your preferences, and select to receive/send your
mail as HTML and plain text (not just HTML and not just plain text). You
might be receiving only plain text, which would give you all the symbols. I
should be able to tell you where that is, but I just looked and couldn't
find it. I will look again and write soon. --------------------------------
MaryAnn Kohl maryann@brightring.com :o) --------------------------------
> From: "Connie Ferguson" 4fergs@tds.net
> Subject: a different e-mail question
>
> I get a lot of garbage letters after an email, lots of <<<<>>>> symbols, and
> anytime an attachment is sent, I only get rows and rows of letters like
> AAAAAAAAAA. I get the digest, which I like, but all this extra crude makes it
> twice as long. I have Outlook Express.
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find it. I will look again and write soon. --------------------------------=
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> Subject: a different e-mail question<BR>
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> I get a lot of garbage letters after an email, lots of <<<<=
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> anytime an attachment is sent, I only get rows and rows of letters lik=
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