> > Just send an html message via Mail::Sender. > > Check out cpan to see how, Jenda has example galore! > I looked at the examples and so I assume that within > the html, you can add Font and Size. Is this the only way to > accomplish the task? I can set the the Font/Size within > Outlook and that is what I am trying duplicate. I would > rather not use HTML since I don't like to receive HTML as mail.
Yes html email is a pain. But when Outlook lets you change the font/size for a plain text message it's only for messages you see in your mail client. For instance if I send myself a palin text email from my work address to home and I see Courier New 12pt at work then at home I'll get a 10pt Arial. If you can change the font/size and the recipients see the same size/font then: 1) they have the same font settings as you 2) it's really an html message Make sense? HTH DMuey > > I understand the Case matters, but all I was saying is > that I use both and have no problems using them, but would > like the ability to change the text to my choosing since I > have column data and the amount of data will for most screens wrap. Perhaps an html message using <pre> and use Perl to format the data ??? -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
