Not able to view color in an email

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safetymom123

My co worker sends emails to me and she has made changes in red. Sometimes
I can view the changes in red, other times I can't. Is there a setting I
need to change or a different way of viewing the email.

Any ideas or suggestions. I was using Outlook 2003, now I am using Outlook
2007 and have the same issue.

Thanks.
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

what color do you see them in? what format is the message? (it needs to be
html or rtf)

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safetymom123

Diane Poremsky said:
what color do you see them in? what format is the message? (it needs to be
html or rtf)

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safetymom123 said:
My co worker sends emails to me and she has made changes in red.
Sometimes I can view the changes in red, other times I can't. Is there a
setting I need to change or a different way of viewing the email.

Any ideas or suggestions. I was using Outlook 2003, now I am using
Outlook 2007 and have the same issue.

Thanks.
 
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safetymom123

The entire email I receive is in black type. She types things she wants to
change in red which I can't see. I have my format set for HTML. Does it
make a difference she is doing this on a MAC? Thanks.


Diane Poremsky said:
what color do you see them in? what format is the message? (it needs to be
html or rtf)

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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safetymom123 said:
My co worker sends emails to me and she has made changes in red.
Sometimes I can view the changes in red, other times I can't. Is there a
setting I need to change or a different way of viewing the email.

Any ideas or suggestions. I was using Outlook 2003, now I am using
Outlook 2007 and have the same issue.

Thanks.
 
B

Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

The entire email I receive is in black type. She types things she wants
to change in red which I can't see. I have my format set for HTML. Does
it make a difference she is doing this on a MAC? Thanks.

It doesn't matter what format YOU have chosen, it's what she has sent that
matters. Open the message and click the Format menu. What format is
checked?

It may matter that it's from a Mac, but if the message is HTML it shouldn't.
 
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safetymom123

She is not on a MAC and is sending in HTML. Is there a setting in Outlook
we should be looking at? Thanks.
 
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safetymom123

Another new wrinkle, the person sending this to me is on a PC. But another
member of the team is on a MAC. If he forwards the email to me I can see
the corrections in red. Any ideas?
 
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

She is not on a MAC and is sending in HTML.

You're the one who said "Does it make a difference she is doing this on a
MAC?" This implies she's using a Mac. If she's not, why did you mention
it?
Is there a setting in Outlook we should be looking at? Thanks.

You didn't answer my question. On the receiving side, open the message and
click Format. What's checked?
 
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safetymom123

The person insisted she sent it as HTML but I see now many of them were sent
as plain text. Guess I know what the problem is.

Thanks.
 

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