When I reply to an email, it uses annoying blue text. I can't see anyplace that I can turn that off. I have Outlook 2000. Does anyone know something about how to stop this annoying behavior? Regards, Alan

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I think its include the original in the reply. Outlook doesn't support the option to choose it on the fly - I add...? Conversation? What? -- Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. How to ask a ... moved from Notes to Outlook 2007. | I set the default to reply to messages without the history. However, | sometimes I want to ...

... In order to track/filter emails from various sources I use dedicated email addresses in the format <sourcename>@mydomainname.com. Using Outlook 2003, is there any easy way to generate a once off reply to one of these emails - e.g.to unsubscibe from a mailing list - without having to set up a specific account in Outlook? No, that doesn't work, or at least ...

... In order to track/filter emails from various sources I use dedicated email addresses in the format <sourcename>@mydomainname.com. Using Outlook 2003, is there any easy way to generate a once off reply to one of these emails - e.g.to unsubscibe from a mailing list - without having to set up a specific account in Outlook? No, that doesn't work, or at least it's not ...

... news:eU$gCxiGJHA.3576@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... In order to track/filter emails from various sources I use dedicated email addresses in the format <sourcename>@mydomainname.com. Using Outlook 2003, is there any easy way to generate a once off reply to one of these emails - e.g.to unsubscibe from a mailing list - without having to set up a specific account in Outlook?

In order to track/filter emails from various sources I use dedicated email addresses in the format <sourcename>@mydomainname.com. Using Outlook 2003, is there any easy way to generate a once off reply to one of these emails - e.g.to unsubscibe from a mailing list - without having to set up a specific account in Outlook?

We have just moved from Notes to Outlook 2007. I set the default to reply to messages without the history. However, sometimes I want to include it and its a pain if I use the forward button - especially when there are a lot of recipients. I could do this with the click of a button in Lotus Notes. Can anyone help? Thks

... office 2007 and it includes my address when i use reply all too. in other office versions that i've used ... have Exchange 2003 and Outlook 2003. When we do a reply to all it adds the persons address to the list ... other person with several other people Cc'd. I clicked Reply to All and the message reply was adressed to the sender and the other person in the original To and was...

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