Sergey,

I think the problem is not with XFRX conversion but with the way Outlook displays an HTML message created using absolute positions. As I said in my initial message, when you print the email/html it comes out perfectly. I found another problem with absolute positioning of the email message. If you try to reply to such email and want to type a few words/lines, it all goes over the initial message. Hard for me to describe it in words but it looks very bad. And my customers who will be using these emails/reports constantly reply and/or forward messages. Therefore absolute positioning ruined it. So I will probably create the reports in HTML manually or wait for VFP 9 (if it has anything that will help in this matter).

>Hi Dmitry,
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>If only report labels are truncated you can try to replace them with report fields and make them wider, maybe.
>
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>>Anybody can explain the following phenomenon and if there is a solution to it:
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>>In order to send a report via email I convert it to HTML, using XFRX from EQEUS. When I view the report in the Outlook Inbox (on the receiving end) a lot of words are not shown completely. Yet, if I print the email message from Outlook, all comes out on the printer perfectly.
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>>Here is an example. The header of the report says:
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>>Meeting Title: This is the meeting title.
>>Reserved For: John Smith
>>Reserved By: Mary Higgins
>>etc, etc.
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>>Here is how I see it in the Inbox of the Outlook:
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>>Meeting Tit This is the meeting title
>>Reserved Fo John Smith
>>Reserved By Mary Higgins
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>>Any suggestions why it works that way and how to resolve it?
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>>Thank you.