Article ID: 831607 - Last Review: January 24, 2007 - Revision: 3.3 How to view all e-mail messages in plain text formatOn This PageSUMMARYMicrosoft Office Outlook 2003 and Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 provide a new option named the Read all standard mail in plain text option. This option lets you view all e-mail messages in plain text format. If you are concerned that a virus or some other type of malicious script could execute through HTML or through Microsoft Outlook Rich Text Format (RTF), you can use the Read all standard mail in plain text option to display all standard e-mail messages in plain text format. The Read all standard mail in plain text option is for display purposes only. The original e-mail message is not converted to plain text format. MORE INFORMATIONTo turn on the Read all standard mail in plain
text option in Outlook 2003, follow these steps:
Note If you decide to view the plain text message in its original format, click the InfoBar, and then select Display as HTML or Display as Rich Text. How Outlook Prints, Replies to and Forwards E-Mail Messages When You Use the Read All Standard Mail in Plain Text OptionIf the Read all standard mail in plain text option is turned on, Outlook uses the display format that you are currently using to initiate any print, reply to or forward functions for the e-mail message.How to Use the Read All Standard Mail in Plain Text Option for Digitally Signed MailDepending on your configuration, Outlook may not be able to view all e-mail messages in plain text format. If you receive an e-mail message and all the following conditions are true
In the case where digital signatures are used, Outlook must
display the e-mail message in the original format that is specified by the
sender, or you must turn on the Read all digitally signed mail in plain
text option. To turn on the Read all digitally signed mail in
plain text option, click to select the Read all digitally
signed mail in plain text check box under the Read all
standard mail in plain text option.
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