Using Stationery and fancy fonts

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> I have had trouble with a few emails from a few people. I think on my end

it was just a thing. A few have been very spacey and overlapping.

It's the big, fancy fonts that are used now and then. If you have a big

monitor and are lucky enough to have that specialty font on your own

computer, then you see it as the sender intended, but if you don't, then all

the formatting gets jumbled up and you see it like you do.

Some listowners keep their lists set to plain text only. A lot of us like to

use stationery (Under 200k, PLEASE, and NO MUSIC) or Incredimail, so we

allow this one to use html/Rich text. *Usually* everything comes through

readable.

When writing to a mailing list like these on , it's best to use as

plain a font as you can, ideally something that comes with Windows and the

majority of the people have (Sorry, Mac users), so the message can be read.

Thanks,

Sue in NJ