Internet Mail Message Grows in Size Using Microsoft Exchange| Article ID | : | 136743 | | Last Review | : | January 19, 2007 | | Revision | : | 1.2 |
This article was previously published under Q136743 SUMMARY
After receiving an Internet mail message with Microsoft Exchange, the size
of the mail message may grow if you edit the message. The size of the
message may grow even if you remove text from the message. This occurs
because edited Microsoft Exchange messages are converted to Rich Text
Format (RTF).
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Microsoft Exchange uses RTF for messages. RTF includes additional
information with the message to provide format information such as fonts,
colors, and text styles.
When you receive a message from the Internet, this additional information
is not included in the message. When you edit the message, the additional
information is added, even if you do not include special formatting in the
message.
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