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Exposfan
Is there anywhere on Microsoft.com where it explains what Re: and Fw: in
email subject lines mean?
email subject lines mean?
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F.H. Muffman
Is there anywhere on Microsoft.com where it explains what Re: and Fw:
Possibly, however, it's just an indication that a message is either a Reply
or a Forward.
in email subject lines mean?
Possibly, however, it's just an indication that a message is either a Reply
or a Forward.
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Snidley W.
Exposfan said:Is there anywhere on Microsoft.com where it explains what Re: and Fw: in
email subject lines mean?
<shaking head in stunned disbelief>
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azzo
Is there a way to stop the RE: OR FW: From being automactically added. I have
no idea why this user would care but she asked me to see if it can be done. I
am having no luck. Thanks for the help
no idea why this user would care but she asked me to see if it can be done. I
am having no luck. Thanks for the help
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azzo
Is there a way to stop the RE: OR FW: From being automactically added. I have
no idea why this user would care but she asked me to see if it can be done. I
am having no luck. Thanks for the help
no idea why this user would care but she asked me to see if it can be done. I
am having no luck. Thanks for the help
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F.H. Muffman
Is there anywhere on Microsoft.com where it explains what Re: and
Nothing in the product. Could always write code to do it, but there isn't
an option apart from manual.
Is there a way to stop the RE: OR FW: From being automactically added.
I have no idea why this user would care but she asked me to see if it
can be done. I am having no luck. Thanks for the help
Nothing in the product. Could always write code to do it, but there isn't
an option apart from manual.