HTML/Rich Text sending

Can anyone tell me how to enable HTML or Rich Text viewing and sending of emails from BB 8300? I have upgraded to version 4.5 butwhen I send emails they still arrive on the other end in Plain text format.
What is confusing me is that when I reply to an email sent in HTML/Rich text format, my reply back gets delivered in HTML/Rich text. It seems the problem is when composing new emails.
In "Messages", "Options" and then "Email Settings" there is no option for me to change email format.
I would appreciate any help.
thanks

bob24225 wrote:
That would work except I synch to a home computer ... not the one at work with these pdfs. Crazy thing is I'm almost positive I used the recommended Apple approach of using Rich Text a while back and it worked ... but not now?
The email the PDFs to your home computer's email account, and sync them there. Or do they still come out funky at that address?
The other thing you could do is get a Dropbox account. Use the Dropbox iPad app to access the docs, then save them into iBooks.

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