[24giovanni]

When I compose a letter using outlook 2000, the format looks like the following:

"It was nice bumping in to you on Saturday at Sudbury Supermarket. I just
wanted to confirm with you, that if I take and pass the following
certificate courses of A+, Linux+, Server 2003+ and MCP, that there may
be
an opportunity of a job for me at Elcom since the industry has began to
change for the better. I also plan on getting certified as a MSCA and
NSPP
(Network Security Professional).

After acquiring these skills, having an understanding of Elcom's
business
and how it works, I think my skills would greatly benefit a position
with
Elcom. If you could let me know I would greatly appreciate it."

What can I do to fix the format so there aren't just one word on some lines? I appreciate any help.

[office politics]

http://email.about.com/cs/outlooktips/qt/et041401.htm

Use Word as Your Default Email Editor in Outlook
To set Word as the default editor for email messages in Outlook:

Select Tools | Options from the menu in Outlook.

Click on the Mail Format tab.

Make sure the Use Microsoft Office Word 2003 to edit e-mail messages checkbox is selected.

--In versions before Outlook 2003, the text reads Use Microsoft Word to edit e-mail messages.

Close the dialog.

[24giovanni]

Thank you.

[24giovanni]

It appears that wasn't causing it. Can someone else help me figure out what is causing this issue.

[brady]

When composing the message are you manually pressing "Enter" to start a new line of text? Outlook formats the messages even if you manually format it first.

Try writing a message without manually formatting the message first.
aka... Dont select the "enter" key through out the message and see if its ok.

[24giovanni]

Nope, It still formats like that without hitting enter. Any other ideas are appreciated.

[office politics]

set the email type to html