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Thank you for your reply, infact thanks to everybody for your replies. Having now had my problem pointed out to to me i now feel a complete fool because i should of known what the problem was myself

Now i have had the problem pointed out to me i now understand my problem and with this i can now find an answer. I shall explore using the <pre> tags and adding this to my my CSS to format the texts font style, color and size and then enclose the text into <div> tags to restrict width of the text area

Not realy thought it through yet though, a job for monday next week

This, or whatever i finally use will resolve my HTML printed back to the browser and printed in the email but won't resolve the problem when printed into the PDF Document so i'll explore this problem later next week

Thank you all for your help.

In reply to Re^2: Formatting Input by akwe-xavante
in thread Formatting Input by akwe-xavante

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