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How can I reset outgoing e-mail message template to default/origin

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Glyn - 23 Feb 2007 17:05 GMT
I’ve messed up by changing, by mistake, something so that now when I open up
a new outgoing e-mail I am unable to enter any details in the massage content
area. All I can see are faint grid squares. The only way that I am able to
send e-mails is by opening up a template from choose form tab, I would like
to go back to being able to automatically open an e-mail with my signature
on.
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 23 Mar 2007 13:56 GMT
Try turning off the default stationery set in Tools | Options | Mail Format.

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> I’ve messed up by changing, by mistake, something so that now when I open up
> a new outgoing e-mail I am unable to enter any details in the massage content
> area. All I can see are faint grid squares. The only way that I am able to
> send e-mails is by opening up a template from choose form tab, I would like
> to go back to being able to automatically open an e-mail with my signature
> on.
 
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