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March 6th 08, 11:56 PM
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Highlight replied to messages
"T. Valko" wrote in message
... Thanks, I'll check that out. I can't believe that something this simple (what I want to do) isn't available as an option. Are you overlooking the Ctrl-h keyboard toggle for it? ; ) --- -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Bruce Hagen" wrote in message ... If you install OETool, there is a one button click to toggle between Show All Messages and Shoe Replies To My Messages. It's freeware and it does a few other things that are helpful. OETool: www.oehelp.com/OETool/ -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express Imperial Beach, CA "T. Valko" wrote in message ... Yeah, I do that on some messages and then I sort those messages to the top. The problem with that is I reply to a whole lot of messages and if I did that for every message I reply to that would fill the entire window then I would always have to scroll way down to see new messages. The ViewShow Replies To My Messages seems to be the way to go. Thanks! -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Ron Sommer" wrote in message ... You could Message, Watch Conversation. -- Ronald Sommer "T. Valko" wrote in message ... Thanks, Bruce. I looked around in ToolsOptions before I posted. I didn't see anything in there that was an "obvious match" to what I want to do. Unfortunately, your first suggestion didn't do anything. No change at all. I tried the DesktopPropertiesAppearanceFont size. That changed the header font size but I don't have a problem seeing that. It's that little icon to the left of the header that I can't see very well. Changing the View to Show Replies To My Messages seems to work pretty good but if anyone knows how to change the font color of replied to headers, that would be ideal. Thanks! -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Bruce Hagen" wrote in message ... Tools | Options | Send | Mail Sending Format | Plain Text Settings. You can set it to indent with the carat, a colon, : or a vertical line |. The line may be best, but that's your choice. You can create a rule to highlight messages with your address, but you won't see them unless you expand the thread. You can go to View | Current View and temporarily check Show Replies To My messages. Quicker if you enable the Views Bar. You can also make the message header fonts larger. Right click on the Desktop | Properties | Appearance. If there is an Advanced button click that. In the Item drop-down box select Icon. Change the font size there. Note that this will change the font size in some other places as well. -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express Imperial Beach, CA "T. Valko" wrote in message ... Hi Folks! I have poor eyesight. I use OE to access the MS ngs. Is there any way to better highlight messages that I reply to than the default of that teenie tiny little "arrow" that I can barely see? Any way to highlight the header in a different color? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP 
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