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April 6th 06, 09:40 PM
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How do I "configure" Outlook Express 6 so that it does not insert 's in
front of every line of an email I am replying to ... and then and then and then as the communications continue. On a previous computer I was able to change these 's to vertical lines but have forgotten how I did it. I do not want to configure the program so that it does not include the email/s to which I am replying as I find it useful to build up a "chain" of emails when discussing things with colleagues. Would prefer to have nothing in the left margin, but vertical lines are preferable to rows of 's. Hope some can help. 
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April 7th 06, 06:57 AM
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Open Outlook Express and select Tools Options Send tab and then the
plain text button for mail or news. "Alvis" wrote in message ... How do I "configure" Outlook Express 6 so that it does not insert 's in front of every line of an email I am replying to ... and then and then and then as the communications continue. On a previous computer I was able to change these 's to vertical lines but have forgotten how I did it. I do not want to configure the program so that it does not include the email/s to which I am replying as I find it useful to build up a "chain" of emails when discussing things with colleagues. Would prefer to have nothing in the left margin, but vertical lines are preferable to rows of 's. Hope some can help.
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April 7th 06, 11:00 AM
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Many thanks for your prompt reply. Such a simple adjustment but I would
never have been able to work it out for myself and I am so pleased to be rid of the dreadful 's!! Thank you again. Alvis "neo [mvp outlook]" wrote: Open Outlook Express and select Tools Options Send tab and then the plain text button for mail or news. "Alvis" wrote in message ... How do I "configure" Outlook Express 6 so that it does not insert 's in front of every line of an email I am replying to ... and then and then and then as the communications continue. On a previous computer I was able to change these 's to vertical lines but have forgotten how I did it. I do not want to configure the program so that it does not include the email/s to which I am replying as I find it useful to build up a "chain" of emails when discussing things with colleagues. Would prefer to have nothing in the left margin, but vertical lines are preferable to rows of 's. Hope some can help.
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