In Safari (in Gmail), plain text pasted in doesn't adopt the existing font

When pasting plain text into Safari (Gmail), it shows up as Ariel instead of the current font in use in the e-mail (happens to be Trebuchet). It doesn't happen in Chrome.

And it's only a Gmail issue, not in, for example, Google Docs.

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Plain Text URL links not working in the Windows 8 Mail App for only one account.

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8 devices and they display the links fine.
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This must be the normal behaviour of a Text-Edit-Field. I've noticed this many times.
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Can you force a column to text so it doesn't truncate the leading 0

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Angie

Angie,
There is a way around this if you are using an interactive report. Consider the following SQL.
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PolishAngel756 wrote:
Some friends have told me that their phone can last up to 2 days without charging??
If they are getting 2 days without charging, it's unlikely they use their device very much.
A full day is pretty good....and if I'm careful, I can easily get a full day of usage.
For me, normal is charging the iPhone mid afternoon at work, but I use it a lot.
My typical usage is 35 mins of listening to podcasts, checking email, checking my RSS feed, and checking a few apps while I ride my bike when I first get up. Then listening to several podcasts at work.
I typically stream music while working out during my lunch hour and use the Men's Health Fitness app to track my progress.
By about 2pm I'm ready to charge the device as it's getting low (somewhere between 20% and 50%).
I leave bluetooth, Wi-FI, and location services turned on all the time.
Personally, I just do not see the point in going into settings to turn on the feature when I need it... just too much hassle. All of my listening to podcasts and music is via Bluetooth.
I know I'm not the heaviest user, but I just do not see how anyone can realistically make it two days on a single charge, it makes me think they simply do not use the features of the device and would be just as well served with a basic or feature phone.

Plain text ON but anything pasted in is RTF

Hello,
I often need to quote bits of text from a heavily-formatted Word doc in emails. Every time I paste a bit of text into an email, it goes in with all its formatting intact, which I don't want. I want it to be plain text like the rest of the email message.
In Mail's Prefs I have set my composing preference to be Plain Text, but this doesn't make any difference.
Also, all of my signatures appear in some sort of style rather than as plain text, even though I always set them to plain text when I create them.
Seems Mail thinks it knows better than I do how to format my emails. I hate it when applications take over like that.
Does anyone know the secret to turning off this "feature" in Mail?
Thanks
iMac Intel Core 2 Duo Mac OS X (10.4.10)

Now that you ask, I find the situation is even stranger than I thought.
New compose window, Format menu says Make Rich Text
Copy formatted text from Word, paste in (Command-V). It appears as plain text, menu stays the same.
Paste in same text using Shift-Command-V to give a quote level, and it comes in with all formatting intact, but menu stays the same.
Paste it in (Coammnd-V) and use the Format menu to increase its quote level and it stays plain text.
Looks like I'll have to do the two-step to get what I want. Or switch to another app I suppose. But I like Mail.
Rob

How to send a plain text and HTML email at once?

Hi all,
I'm attempting to use cfmailpart to send a HTML and plain text email all in the same cfmail script. I'm using Outlook and Gmail to test. I temporarily changed my Outlook settings to "read all standard mail in plain text," but it does not read the plain text cfmailpart of the email, it just attempts to format the text from the HTML email and display the links. If I remove the HTML cfmailpart from my cfmail script, the plain text version is delivered, but Outlook removes extra line breaks that I actually want to keep intact, and some of the other formatting is improperly rendered. Is there a better way to make sure email clients hold the plain text formatting (even though there really isn't any formatting with plain text) and a better way to test? The HTML version looks great in both Gmail and Outlook.
Thanks!

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