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March 14th 06, 02:53 PM
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Reply format
My default mail format is in HTML, but when I reply to another email it get
sent in the format in which it was sent to me. Can I default my reply to all messages as HTML? 
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March 14th 06, 03:09 PM
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Reply format
Jules wrote:
My default mail format is in HTML, but when I reply to another email it get sent in the format in which it was sent to me. Can I default my reply to all messages as HTML? No. Outlook will always reply using the format of the original message. Why would you want to use a format that your recipient may not be able to read? -- Brian Tillman
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