Subject: How to use "Forward Quoted" in MS stuff.
From: ACRE NL
Date: 2/5/2002, 8:45 AM

"Harley, Ageless Wings" wrote:

Mornin', Paul...

learn to use "Forward Quoted". Help me out here folks. How does Microshit Internet Exploader do
forward quotes.<<

First...it's Outlook or Outlook Express that Microsoft uses...IE is the browser...but then you wouldn't be expected to know that being a Linux user!<G>

To set it up for including original messages into forwarded or replied messages, one selects what one wants from the Tools/Options menu. (In Outlook, "Options" is available only from the "Outlook" Tools menu, where you see the list of messages you've received, and not from the Message Tools menu, where you read your messages).

From that point on, it varies from version to version, but generally it's under "E-mail Options" in Outlook, and the "Send" tab in Outlook Express.

Select "Include original message".  In Outlook it's one of a list of options, in Outlook Express, it's a checkbox.  In Outlook you have the additional option of setting up a reply different than a forward, so be sure to set them both if you will be doing both to this list.

Also, in Outlook, you can select "Attach The original message" as well.  We want the message where we can read it, not attached, so be sure to select the "Include" option, not the "Attach" one.

Harley

Thanks a bunch Harley. That has been bugging me for years.

Paul Lamar

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