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Old April 28th 09, 05:42 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Eric
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Default change an icon

I'm using XP Home. When saving an email in 'Message format' within one of my
files,
the envelope icon is too similar to the standard folder icon. Can I change
the Outlook envelope icon for something else - what choices do I have and how
can I do it so that
the new icon becomes the default icon?
 




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