Underlining in outgoing emails

When I send an email, certain things, dates for one are automatically underlined and appear in blue, great if that is what you want! Can anyone tell me if it is possible to get rid of that feature, also is it possible to use an underline if you wanted to
than you

AFAIK - You can't prevent the mail from underlining and showing the text as blue when it comes to numbers, address, times and things like that. It is just one annoying feature of the mail app.
You can format outgoing text by selecting it and then tapping the arrow to the right of "Suggest...." And in the next bar that appears tap on "B I U" bold, italics or underline.

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I have been using my MacBook Pro for several months now and have had the same account linked to the mail icon as my yahoo account. Over the last few months I have been experiencing trouble with my yahoo account only when sending outgoing emails using my macbook pro. I only experience this when sending emails through safari rather than the mail icon. Every time I send out an email, my message contains a long series of keys from the keyboard prior to my own typed message. This appears after I send every email, but does not appear similar to a signature as I am typing an email. Also, this does not show up if I send an email using another computer or my phone. How can I prevent this from happening again?
The exact series appears as below in every email I send out...
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
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backspace
tab
q
w
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.... and so on

AFAIK - You can't prevent the mail from underlining and showing the text as blue when it comes to numbers, address, times and things like that. It is just one annoying feature of the mail app.
You can format outgoing text by selecting it and then tapping the arrow to the right of "Suggest...." And in the next bar that appears tap on "B I U" bold, italics or underline.

"Insert" functions, attachments, photos , etc. on outgoing emails do not activate

I am unable to attach documents, photos, etc. to outgoing emails. When I click on the "insert" icons nothing happens.

Thanks for the clarification.
You used the term right click on it to download instead of right click on it to save the attached file outside of the message which are very different things.
RTF with Tiger Mail is HTML or I should say can be HTML but certain things must occur in order for HTML to be implemented with a sent message.
Regardless the message font and size chosen at Mail > Preferences > Fonts & Colors, you must select a font and size via the font panel when composing a message or use bold, italics, underline for selected text or changing text color, etc. If you are using a signature that was composed with RTF or HML with a different font, size and/or color than is used in the message body or contains an image or logo, etc. Forwarding a message that was composed in HTML and the same when replying to a received message that was composed in HTML if you have "Use the same message format as the original message" selected for composing preferences at Mail > Preferences > Composing.
Any or all or a combination of any of these will send a message as HTML.
Depending on the Outlook and Windows version used by a recipient, Outlook has had some problems with Mail's RTF. There is no email client that is completely bug free and Outlook has plenty of bugs for such an old/mature email client and MS also makes the arrogant assumption that the majority of people that exchange email are using Outlook or OE and should be if not.
So long story short, using Plain Text for message composition can and does make a difference.

My outgoing emails are being reformatted. I do not want this.

Outgoing emails are being reformatted (see image). This happens when text is pasted in and when emails are typed out in Thunderbird.
This reformatting occurs even when sending to myself.
Compose in HTML is on and all settings have been reset.
How do I send emails as typed?
Cheers
Fritz

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