Emails - Anyone ??

No one has an answer to this?

Hi Greg, thanks for the reply...
No, that's not the part I'm referring to....

1st issue is at the bottom of the email below: Thank you for shopping at <company name>
This part I cannot change in the email settings at the place you described. Really would like to have our address & website mentioned there

for the 2nd issue:
Look at the prices... Not lined up at all... This is how it also shows in the emails...

Here's an example of the email being send:
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Dear Test Customer

We wanted to let you know that order number 18 that you placed on 8/4/2008 has been processed and will be shipped soon.

This is your order confirmation. Order details are listed below.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Billing Information
===================
Test Customer
WOR
address
City, GA 12345
US
123-456-7890
test@email.com

Shipping Information
====================
Test Customer
WOR
address
City, GA 12345
US
123-456-7890

Shipping Method: UPS Ground
Number of Packages: 1

ORDER DETAILS                                     UNIT PRICE     TOTAL
======================================================================
QTY            1
SKU            12345test
PRODUCT        test
PRICE                                                $123.00   $123.00



                                                  Subtotal:    $123.00
                                             Handling Fees:      $4.50
                                                 =====================
                                                     Total:    $127.50

Thank you for shopping at World of Rugs & Furniture.
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Thanks on that part Hamish!
Wish there was a way to force that font on the email, but as it it plain text, I guess not
At least I know now, why..
Thanks!

Guys, remember that the alignment problem is dependent on the e-mail client. In most e-mail clients, the e-mails look just fine and the values are lined up. However, if an e-mail client is setup to default to a non-fixed width font, then the problem will appear. In the vast majority of cases, this is not an issue.

Switching to all HTML e-mails is unfortunately not a simple project. Multi-part messages including both text and HTML would have to be sent, to account for the fact that customers might have their e-mail client setup not to view messages in HTML and/or the e-mail component used on the server might not support HTML.

Considering that literally dozens of e-mails are created dynamically and sent by ProductCart in all sorts of scenarios, this is not a small project.

Hi,
   Good points in the last couple of posts. :-)