How to get rid of the "" when forwarding a msg. in Outlook Express
 

Sheesh, I have one mailbox that doesn't do it, but the other one does.
Help, please!

Can't find the info on the website nor in my email program. aarrrgh.

I probably asked this Q years ago! g

AnnE in MN

How to get rid of the "" when forwarding a msg. in Outlook Express
 

"AnnE" wrote in message
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Sheesh, I have one mailbox that doesn't do it, but the other one does.
Help, please!

Can't find the info on the website nor in my email program. aarrrgh.

I probably asked this Q years ago! g

AnnE in MN


I FOUND IT! Sheesh! Been a long time.

sorry AnnE

How to get rid of the "" when forwarding a msg. in Outlook Express
 

One mailbox does, and one doesn't? What is a mailbox? Do you mean that it
happens in one identity and not another?

Tools | Options | Mail Sending Format | Mail | Plain Text Settings. Uncheck:
Indent the original text with when replying or forwarding.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
Imperial Beach, CA


"AnnE" wrote in message
. ..


Sheesh, I have one mailbox that doesn't do it, but the other one does.
Help, please!

Can't find the info on the website nor in my email program. aarrrgh.

I probably asked this Q years ago! g

AnnE in MN

How to get rid of the "" when forwarding a msg. in Outlook Express
 

Hi Bruce, Yep, identity. Mailbox to me. g Sorry. I got it figured
out. It's where you chose the text font. Unchecked the box. Strange
that I could never do a search and find that info. ummmmmmmmm. thanks
AnnE

"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message
...
One mailbox does, and one doesn't? What is a mailbox? Do you mean that
it happens in one identity and not another?

Tools | Options | Mail Sending Format | Mail | Plain Text Settings.
Uncheck: Indent the original text with when replying or forwarding.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
Imperial Beach, CA


"AnnE" wrote in message
. ..


Sheesh, I have one mailbox that doesn't do it, but the other one
does. Help, please!

Can't find the info on the website nor in my email program. aarrrgh.

I probably asked this Q years ago! g

AnnE in MN