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"Bernadette" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> There is a person who sends me messages that are maroon in my inbox. I
> did
> not set up a rule to change them and have tried unsuccessfully to create a
> rule to have them changed to normal black (or any other color). No matter
> what I do this person's mail stays maroon.... I am frustrated, and
> annoyed
> at the arrogance that they think their message deserves special attention
> in
> my inbox, but more importantly am concerned that others will start to
> "hijack" my carefully balanced color and folder organization scheme. How
> do
> I prevent my inbox from being a rainbow of colors that OTHERS have chosen
> instead of what I want them to be??? I have an Exchange 2003 server and
> use
> Outlook 2007 on Vista. Please help!