OL98: Reply Ticking Does Not Work Using HTML or WordMail Format
ID: Q183326
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The information in this article applies to:
SYMPTOMS
When you reply or forward a message with reply ticking enabled, the
character you selected to prefix each line of text does not appear.
Either a vertical line appears along the left side of the
original message, or a vertical line appears along the left side of the
Sender, Date, Recipient, and Subject information block.
CAUSE
The message uses formatting that does not support reply ticking.
RESOLUTION
If the message format is HTML, there is no workaround.
If the message format is WordMail, close the item and change the default
mail format to either Microsoft Outlook Rich Text or Plain Text, and then
reply or forward the message.
To change the mail format, follow these steps:
- On the Tools menu, click Options.
- Click the Mail Format tab.
- Click to select either Microsoft Outlook Rich Text or Plain Text from
the Message Format list, and click OK.
MORE INFORMATION
Reply ticking allows you to specify a character (or characters) to appear
at the beginning of each line of text in a message you reply to or forward.
To enable Reply Ticking, follow these steps:
- On the Tools menu, click Options.
- On the Preferences tab, click E-mail Options.
- In the section labeled "On replies and forwards," click to select
"Prefix each line of the original message" from the lists. You can
specify either "When replying to a message" or "When forwarding a
message," or both.
- Type the desired character in the "Prefix each line with" box. The
default character is an angle bracket (>). You can accept the default,
add to it, or change it.
- Click OK three times to close the Options.
NOTE: If you enable reply ticking, the spelling checker does not ignore
the original message.
Additional query words:
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Keywords : GnlFrmt MsgRply
Version : WINDOWS:
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbprb