Dear Bat Gurus,
Please can you help me resolve the following issue? Am using Bat 3.0.1.33. When Outlook or most web-based mailers receive messages composed in Bat HTML editor, they tend to render these messages with an extra line space between paragraphs. Whilst in a new message this behaviour can be corrected by using Shift+Enter instead of Enter as a line break, a real problem comes up when forwarding or replying to messages, because a text, looking in Bat editor smth like
> Line 1
> Line 2
> Line 3
will appear like
> Line 1
> Line 2
> Line 3
in Outlook, Hotmail, etc.
This might be a problem with these mailers, not with Bat itself (as HTML messages sent from Bat to Bat appear to be OK) – but still, how do I get around this, given that not everyone uses Bat yet?
I posted this question to this section because I would like to find out if it's possible to design a macro removing extra line breaks or replacing </p> with <br> at the end of each line of quoted text. Or any other solution?
Any advice is highly appreciated!
Please can you help me resolve the following issue? Am using Bat 3.0.1.33. When Outlook or most web-based mailers receive messages composed in Bat HTML editor, they tend to render these messages with an extra line space between paragraphs. Whilst in a new message this behaviour can be corrected by using Shift+Enter instead of Enter as a line break, a real problem comes up when forwarding or replying to messages, because a text, looking in Bat editor smth like
> Line 1
> Line 2
> Line 3
will appear like
> Line 1
> Line 2
> Line 3
in Outlook, Hotmail, etc.
This might be a problem with these mailers, not with Bat itself (as HTML messages sent from Bat to Bat appear to be OK) – but still, how do I get around this, given that not everyone uses Bat yet?
I posted this question to this section because I would like to find out if it's possible to design a macro removing extra line breaks or replacing </p> with <br> at the end of each line of quoted text. Or any other solution?
Any advice is highly appreciated!