2 questions

[Arne And]

Hello

1. Is there any way in Outlook XP to remove the "FW: " when am forwarding an
e-mail. When i do now, there is allwasy a FW: in the subject line. I wanna
get rid of this hehe.

2. Is there any way in Outlook XP to exsport your internet account? In
Outlook 2000 you could exsport the hole account, and when you had a restore
of you Outlook, you just imported the account with all the username and
password etc. Am not talking about import/export of you inbox etc.

Thanx

-AA-

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

1. Edit the subject line before sending.
2. No - that ability only existed in Outlook 98/2000 Internet Mail Only
mode.

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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Arne And asked:

| Hello
|
| 1. Is there any way in Outlook XP to remove the "FW: " when am
| forwarding an e-mail. When i do now, there is allwasy a FW: in the
| subject line. I wanna get rid of this hehe.
|
| 2. Is there any way in Outlook XP to exsport your internet account? In
| Outlook 2000 you could exsport the hole account, and when you had a
| restore of you Outlook, you just imported the account with all the
| username and password etc. Am not talking about import/export of you
| inbox etc.
|
| Thanx
|
| -AA-

 

[Arne And]

Thanx, but isnt there any way to automatic remove the FW: so i dont haft to
do it manually?

-AA-

 

[MS Newbie]

If you go to your rule settings in Outlook you can set up different rules for your email. Such as all email the comes in from so and so will be moved automtically to this folder. I know there is a send rule, but I have not really taken the time to look in detail to attempt anything like this. I am pretty sure you can do this in Outlook 2000, but unsure in Outlook 2003. hope this helps.

Good Luck!

Will

 

[Arne And]

Hi

Not exactly what am looking for. This is for e-mail enabled Public Folders.
When a users is Forwarding an e-mail from one of the PF, they would get FW:
subject etc.

Now they haft to manually remove the FW: so that the subject line is clear
of the FW:

I want this to be automatic, so that FW: is not there when they forward a
message.
That is because they use PF in the daly production, and sometimes they
forgett to remvoe it, it will seems unprofessional for us when the reseever
get FW:subject ssdklfjalsdfj

-AA-

If you go to your rule settings in Outlook you can set up different rules

for your email. Such as all email the comes in from so and so will be moved
automtically to this folder. I know there is a send rule, but I have not
really taken the time to look in detail to attempt anything like this. I am
pretty sure you can do this in Outlook 2000, but unsure in Outlook 2003.
hope this helps.

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

No, the only way is to remove it manually.

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Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.

| Hi
|
| Not exactly what am looking for. This is for e-mail enabled Public
Folders.
| When a users is Forwarding an e-mail from one of the PF, they would get
FW:
| subject etc.
|
| Now they haft to manually remove the FW: so that the subject line is clear
| of the FW:
|
| I want this to be automatic, so that FW: is not there when they forward a
| message.
| That is because they use PF in the daly production, and sometimes they
| forgett to remvoe it, it will seems unprofessional for us when the
reseever
| get FW:subject ssdklfjalsdfj
|
| -AA-
|
| "MS Newbie" <[email protected]> skrev i melding
| | > If you go to your rule settings in Outlook you can set up different
rules
| for your email. Such as all email the comes in from so and so will be
moved
| automtically to this folder. I know there is a send rule, but I have not
| really taken the time to look in detail to attempt anything like this. I
am
| pretty sure you can do this in Outlook 2000, but unsure in Outlook 2003.
| hope this helps.
| >
| > Good Luck!
| >
| > Will
|
|

 

[Arne And]

Damn, but thanx

-AA-


"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"