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From Microsoft. Give this a try.... but do it in reverse... enable the "remove extra line breaks". See if that fixes it.<br /><br /> Microsoft acknowledges that Outlook has a problem with line breaks.<br /><br />Disable the feature that removes extra line breaks. Make note that this method disables the feature for all plain text items. To do this:<br />1. Open Outlook. <br />2. On the Tools menu, click Options. <br />3. On the Preferences tab, click the E-mail Options button. <br />4. Click to clear the Remove extra line breaks in plain text messages check box. <br />5. Click OK twice.
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