Mutt kills file assignment assigned by column unix command

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I have a well aligned CSV file.

This was created using the command column -s, -t < myFile >myFormattedFile

. It looks as expected.
Now I want the same to appear in the body of gmail. And I use the commandmutt my@email -s my_subject < myFormattedFile
However, in gmail, formatting is destroyed. Searching the internet I found that I can install set text_flowed=yes

in muttrc. But even that doesn't work. -If I attach a file using an option -a

in mutt, the formatting is preserved (opening the attachment). Also note that if the attached file is named myFormattedFile.csv, then google opens it with a formatted stripped table. This last point is just my additional observation.

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user1977867 14 nov. '14 at 9:26

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