Send from application ignores mail format

Hello,
Groupwise client 2012 SP 2 on SP2 PO running on Win XP prof SP3.
Settings in gw client under options - environment - layout:
standard layout on create is simple text.
This works as expected if I create a message in groupwise client.
But in Word 2k3 the click on file - send to... opens the gw mail create
dialog with html format options. Is this a bug?
Go
Gotthard Anger
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Gotthard,
On 05.09.2013 13:52, Gotthard Anger wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Groupwise client 2012 SP 2 on SP2 PO running on Win XP prof SP3.
>
> Settings in gw client under options - environment - layout:
>
> standard layout on create is simple text.
>
> This works as expected if I create a message in groupwise client.
>
> But in Word 2k3 the click on file - send to... opens the gw mail create
> dialog with html format options. Is this a bug?
I would say yes. I'll forward it.
CU,
Massimo Rosen
Novell Knowledge Partner
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