changing RE: and FW: prefix when replying to emails

[segevgold]

god! i've tried doing that for the last 2 hours!

When i replay to an email with a subject, for example "Hi man!"
the subject in my replay will be "Re: Hi man!"

i want to change the Re: to something else, how do i do that?

i found where to change it, under tools, forms, design forms. but
after i publish my form with the changes i made in the RE and FW and
save it i don't know where to instruct outlook to use my form and not
the standart IPM.note when replying to an email

 

[Brian Tillman]

i found where to change it, under tools, forms, design forms. but
after i publish my form with the changes i made in the RE and FW and
save it i don't know where to instruct outlook to use my form and not
the standart IPM.note when replying to an email

See if these help:
http://www.outlookcode.com/d/forms.htm
http://www.outlookcode.com/d/formpub.htm
http://www.outlookcode.com/d/launchform.htm
http://www.outlookcode.com/d/newdefaultform.htm
http://www.outlookcode.com/d/messageform.htm

 

[segevgold]

thanks man, but i've seen them all, most of them i don't understand
(i'm not a programer)
it seems so simple..replace RE: with Answer: ... why it have to be so
complex

 

[segevgold]

thanks man, but i've seen them all, most of them i don't understand
(i'm not a programer)
it seems so simple..replace RE: with Answer: ... why it have to be so
complex

plus, i've tried "Once you've published the form, right-click on the
Contact folder or its Outlook Bar icon. Choose Properties. Then,
select your form from the When posting to this folder list."
but it desn't effect the "reply" action (i've switched wll the folders
to use my custom form.

 

[Brian Tillman]

it seems so simple..replace RE: with Answer: ... why it have to be so
complex

I've seen few mail clients that let you change the value.

 

[segevgold]

I've seen few mail clients that let you change the value.

im using outlook 2007 / 2003
is it possible?
please please.. . i want to return my life back on track, its driving
me crazy!

 

[jogogold]

i dont think its possible with outlook 2007

no way, i remember seeing someone uses this exect same thing. he
changed RE: to Answer:

 

[F.H. Muffman]

no way, i remember seeing someone uses this exect same thing. he
changed RE: to Answer:

If he doesn't do it manually, you might want to ask him how.

 

[jogogold]

If he doesn't do it manually, you might want to ask him how.

it was a while back... thought that someone knows how to do it..
if no one knows im guessing that he did it manually or with a 3rd
party software,

 

[Brian Tillman]

im using outlook 2007 / 2003
is it possible?

As far as I can tell, it's not possible.