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Community articlePreserving text styles in Internet mail
Added by ~Julia Breresonakoi | Edited by IBM contributor~Ned Chujumiburgon on August 30, 2010 | Version 2
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Tags: Mail, email, text styles, message, messages, headers, Internet mail, Internet, text styles in messages, MIME messages, HTML source, Page source, 8.5, 8.5.1, 8.5.2, moving_mail
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  • 1 To edit the format preference for messages you send via the Internet
    • 1.1 In standard Notes
    • 1.2 In basic Notes
  • 2 To edit the format preference for messages you receive from the Internet
Lotus Notes works to preserve fidelity of text styles when you send or receive Internet mail, but if you discover that styles are lost, you can optimize certain settings for messages from both Notes mail and Internet mail users.

Notes attempts to deliver your outgoing messages in the format preferred by the recipient. If Notes cannot determine the recipient's preference, Notes sends messages in the format specified in your current location document, which is MIME by default. Most Internet mail programs understand MIME and can display the text styles and pictures in your messages.

To preserve text styles and pictures in Internet mail you receive, make sure your Person document in the Domino directory has Keep in sender's format set as the Format preference for incoming mail. This preference is best when you receive mail from both Internet and Notes mail users.
Tip: When Keep in sender's format is selected, you can see the HTML source or a message you receive from the Internet by opening the message and clicking View > Show > Page Source. This is useful if
you want to see the complete header of a message to trace its origin and create a mail rule to filter messages from certain addresses.


To edit the format preference for messages you send via the Internet


In standard Notes

  1. Click File > Preferences.
    Macintosh OS X users: Click Lotus Notes > Preferences.
  2. Click Locations, select the current location, and then click Edit.
  3. Click the Mail tab.
  4. In the Format for messages addressed to internet addresses field, select MIME Format or Notes Rich Text Format.

In basic Notes

  1. Click File > Preferences > Location Preferences.
    Macintosh OS X users: Click Lotus Notes > Preferences > Location Preferences.
  2. Click the Mail tab.
  3. In the Format for messages addressed to internet addresses field, select MIME Format or Notes Rich Text Format.


To edit the format preference for messages you receive from the Internet

  1. Open the Domino directory.
  2. Open your Person document.
  3. If Keep in sender's format is not selected in the Format preference for incoming mail field, do one of the following:
    • If you have access to edit your Person document, edit the document, select Keep in sender's format, and save the document.
    • If you don't have access to edit your Person document, ask your Domino administrator to change this preference for you.

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