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SWalters
I'm generally asking about this question for all Outlook versions but I am
specifically using Outlook 2003...
I know in some programs you can just highlight the text you want to quote
and hit a button which will being up the edited reply email showing only
your signature and the text you highlighted to quote. You can then type as
you normally would just a straight replied email.
Is there any way this can be done in Outlook without having to
copy/paste/change fonts and formats...etc.
I just can't beleive that a free program like XNews can do this but a
robust program like Outlook does not have this feature.
Thanks in advance,
specifically using Outlook 2003...
I know in some programs you can just highlight the text you want to quote
and hit a button which will being up the edited reply email showing only
your signature and the text you highlighted to quote. You can then type as
you normally would just a straight replied email.
Is there any way this can be done in Outlook without having to
copy/paste/change fonts and formats...etc.
I just can't beleive that a free program like XNews can do this but a
robust program like Outlook does not have this feature.
Thanks in advance,