Prefixing lines with ">"

[Gaikokujin Kyofushso]

Hi, i usually prefer to use plain text but many times i get emails in
HTML and when i reply it replies in HTML, that i don't want. It seems
to me that i had it setup to convert the email to plain text but
either way i seem to be left without the ">" at the beginning of the
line. Is there a way or a 3rd party application that i can at least
select text and have > prefixed to the beginning of replied messages?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

-Gaiko

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

Hi, i usually prefer to use plain text but many times i get emails in
HTML and when i reply it replies in HTML, that i don't want. It seems
to me that i had it setup to convert the email to plain text but
either way i seem to be left without the ">" at the beginning of the
line. Is there a way or a 3rd party application that i can at least
select text and have > prefixed to the beginning of replied messages?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

-Gaiko

Version/mode/SP level of Outlook, please.. (help | about).

 

[Cyskon]

If you're using Outlook, the you go into the TOOLS menu, select OPTIONS.
On the Preferences tab select the E-MAIL OPTIONS button. Then where it says
WHEN REPLYING TO A MESSAGE change that to PREFIX EACH LINE OF THE ORIGINAL
MESSAGE, and then put the character that you want in the PREFIX EACH LINE
WITH field.