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September 19th 06, 12:36 AM
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Reply/Forward with Customized Forms
I've created a customized form for Outlook and it works great, except that I
MUST keep both the header and the message whenever I reply/reply to all or forward the message. Right now, if I reply/reply to all I can keep the subject of the message and the message itself, but the customized header doesn't show. If I forward I can keep everything except the subject and then I'd also have to enter every e-mail address in the previous messages. Any help is more than welcomed 
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