Won't let me delete/edit forwarded email

[Bob]

I want to forward an email to someone who actually would appreciate a bunch
of "cute" dog pictures that was forwarded to me. This email has been
forwarded a number of times. I want to delete the long list of
from/to/subject/comments from other forwarders, visible header stuff, before
I forward it. I just want to clean it up before I forward it. Vista
Windows Mail does not let me delete parts or edit the forwarded part of the
email I want to forward. How do I delete parts or edit a forwarded Vista
Windows Mail email before I forward it?

Background info: Desktop AMD 4400+ 64X2 4GB memory 320GB HD Acer
(AM3100-U3201A) purchased new February 2008 -- 32-bit MS Vista Home Premium
SP2 -- MS auto updates on. Comcast ISP 12mbps service W\ Motorola SURFboard
SB5101 Cable Modem.

Thanks for the help.

Bob

 

[mac]

I want to forward an email to someone who actually would appreciate a bunch
of "cute" dog pictures that was forwarded to me. This email has been
forwarded a number of times. I want to delete the long list of
from/to/subject/comments from other forwarders, visible header stuff,
before I forward it. I just want to clean it up before I forward it.
Vista Windows Mail does not let me delete parts or edit the forwarded part
of the email I want to forward. How do I delete parts or edit a forwarded
Vista Windows Mail email before I forward it?

Thanks for the help.

Bob

Save the "cute" dog pictures to disc, compose a new mail, and attach or
insert the saved "cute" dog pictures.

 

[Bob]

Is there no other way? If I recall correctly from my XP box, I could do
this in Outlook Express. That would mean Microsoft limited editing in Vista
Windows Mail. Why would they do that? Why would they require extra work to
do something I use to do easy in Outlook Express?
Thanks for the help.
Bob

 

[Gary VanderMolen [MVP]]

Certain features were dropped (compared to OE) because Microsoft felt
that only a small percentage of users were actually using those features.
If you need a richer set of features, you will have to upgrade to Outlook.

 

[Bob]

Thank you for your explanation. It really helps for me to make decisions.
Bob



Certain features were dropped (compared to OE) because Microsoft felt
that only a small percentage of users were actually using those features.
If you need a richer set of features, you will have to upgrade to Outlook.

 

[Gary VanderMolen [MVP]]

You're very welcome, Bob .

 

[Gary VanderMolen [MVP]]

With a plain text message, yes. Not so with a HTML message.