Outlook 2002 "You replied on.." banner and "Replied" Icon not visi

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BlueJ

The banner that reads "You replied on ...." and "You forwarded this message
on..." at the top of an email message isn't showing up in messages that I've
replied to or forwarded. Also, I use the "Icon" symbol in the main area of
the Outlook screen don't show the "replied to" or "forwarded arrows".
Please help!
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

what type of email account are you using?

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BlueJ

Hotmail/HTTP

Diane Poremsky said:
what type of email account are you using?

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Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
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BlueJ said:
The banner that reads "You replied on ...." and "You forwarded this
message
on..." at the top of an email message isn't showing up in messages that
I've
replied to or forwarded. Also, I use the "Icon" symbol in the main area
of
the Outlook screen don't show the "replied to" or "forwarded arrows".
Please help!
 
P

Paul D.

I see reply notifications on my regular mail, but not Hotmail. So it seems
that the reply/forward icon is not enabled for Hotmail. Does anyone know if
it is possible to enable it? Maybe with Windows Live mail. Thanks!
 
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Brian Tillman

Paul D. said:
I see reply notifications on my regular mail, but not Hotmail. So it
seems that the reply/forward icon is not enabled for Hotmail. Does
anyone know if it is possible to enable it? Maybe with Windows Live
mail.

With Outlook Live and a Hotmail Premium account, I imagne it's possible.
 

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