How to Add Personal Stationery Theme to Reply?

[suomi48]

I have searched high and low and even contacted M tech support about
this. Using HTML, I have created a great number of signatures having
text and images in Outlook 2007, which are in my DocumentsandSettings/
userrname/applicationdata/microsoft/stationery folder. I can
successfully use personal stationery themes when creating new
messages. However, I cannot use personal stationery themes when
replying to email messages. M tech support says outlook 2007 is not
designed to include this feature. Does anyone, like Sue M., have any
ideas on how to solve this problem?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Listen to Microsoft. What makes you think that any one of us can override what they programmed??

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, suomi48 asked:

| I have searched high and low and even contacted M tech support about
| this. Using HTML, I have created a great number of signatures having
| text and images in Outlook 2007, which are in my DocumentsandSettings/
| userrname/applicationdata/microsoft/stationery folder. I can
| successfully use personal stationery themes when creating new
| messages. However, I cannot use personal stationery themes when
| replying to email messages. M tech support says outlook 2007 is not
| designed to include this feature. Does anyone, like Sue M., have any
| ideas on how to solve this problem?
|
| Thanks in advance.

 

[suomi48]

Listen to Microsoft. What makes you think that any one of us can override what they programmed??

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, suomi48 asked:

| I have searched high and low and even contacted M tech support about
| this. Using HTML, I have created a great number of signatures having
| text and images in Outlook 2007, which are in my DocumentsandSettings/
| userrname/applicationdata/microsoft/stationery folder. I can
| successfully use personal stationery themes when creating new
| messages. However, I cannot use personal stationery themes when
| replying to email messages. M tech support says outlook 2007 is not
| designed to include this feature. Does anyone, like Sue M., have any
| ideas on how to solve this problem?
|
| Thanks in advance.

I am one not to believe everything a corporation tells me, I trust
ordinary people more and think they are wiser and more intelligent.
Therefore, that is why I posed my question here. Microsoft may be
Goliath, but I am confident David is out there somewhere.

 

[Diane Poremsky]

Well, David might be out there, but he's not working on this - outlook
doesn't support changing formats or stationery on replies.

Listen to Microsoft. What makes you think that any one of us can
override what they programmed??

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, suomi48 asked:

| I have searched high and low and even contacted M tech support about
| this. Using HTML, I have created a great number of signatures having
| text and images in Outlook 2007, which are in my DocumentsandSettings/
| userrname/applicationdata/microsoft/stationery folder. I can
| successfully use personal stationery themes when creating new
| messages. However, I cannot use personal stationery themes when
| replying to email messages. M tech support says outlook 2007 is not
| designed to include this feature. Does anyone, like Sue M., have any
| ideas on how to solve this problem?
|
| Thanks in advance.

I am one not to believe everything a corporation tells me, I trust
ordinary people more and think they are wiser and more intelligent.
Therefore, that is why I posed my question here. Microsoft may be
Goliath, but I am confident David is out there somewhere.