Of course, you can save it, and then use the "find and replce" feature (backspace with F) and take all of that stuff out. You can't do anything to the E-mail, while it's in the "InBox, because, when you try, you get the "file is protected" message. You might tell the person that then can send their messages as "plain text" messages from their PC. However, forwarded messages always seem to contain that "greater-than" stuff. It's a greater-than average pain! Bob and Maxy-wax
