You might find, Walt, that your email client will allow you to select
an email-composing application without having to faff around with
copying and pasting.
The festering Outlook certainly allows it (otherwise there aren't
many good things to say about Outlook ... ;-)).
Chris
On 22 Jan 2007, at 04:03, Walt Wayman wrote:
> Been there, done that. Sorry I can't offer a solution. Because it's
> happened to me before, I now compose any long or important e-mail
> using one of the word processors, Nota Bene or XyWrite, saving
> along the way, then copy and paste.
>
> Walt
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