Outlook - OL2007 - Editing functions when replying to a plain text message?
Asked By BudV
02-Feb-10 07:33 PM
Running OL2007 SP2 under Vista Home Premium SP2.
It appears that when I am replying to a plain text message, editing functions
(bold, underline, etc) are disabled. Is there a way to enable them?
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Diane Poremsky [MVP] replied to BudV
You'd need to switch to HTML format - plain text is, well, plain text. That
means no formatting.
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BudV replied to Diane Poremsky [MVP]
Ah-h-h, Her Majesty herself administering to the lowliest of questions.
Thanks.
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] replied to BudV
Since when is someone stating the truth being condescending? The simple fact
is that you cannot add formatting to plain text. By definition, it has no
formatting.
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