The default way that message replies are set up for our system is using the
"-----Original Message-----" followed by the message that's being replied
to, indented. For some messages, I'd like to use the style where you
precede each line in the source message with a '>'. Is there a way to
change this format on a message-by-message basis?

No.

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"Mickey Ferguson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> The default way that message replies are set up for our system is using
> the "-----Original Message-----" followed by the message that's being
> replied to, indented. For some messages, I'd like to use the style where
> you precede each line in the source message with a '>'. Is there a way to
> change this format on a message-by-message basis?
>

Mickey Ferguson <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> The default way that message replies are set up for our system is
> using the "-----Original Message-----" followed by the message that's
> being replied to, indented. For some messages, I'd like to use the
> style where you precede each line in the source message with a '>'.
> Is there a way to change this format on a message-by-message basis?

If you use Plain Text, the tool Outlook Quotefix will do this for you. See
http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/outlook-quotefix/
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Brian Tillman