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Outlook 2003
When you create a new Contact and enter text in the text area, typing an Enter key starts a new paragraph like the Normal style of Word. When I paste text from somewhere else into the text area using Keep Text Only, the paragraphs look like the Body Text style - there is spacing between the paragraphs. When I copy the contact text area to Word so I can see the paragraph symbols, there are no empty paragraphs. I don't believe Outlook has style settings for the text area but Outlook acts like it can distinguish between Normal and Body Text style. What is going on? Thank you for the feedback. |
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