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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / August 2007Remove Myself as Recipient
I have Outlook 2007 and Vista. When I receive a message and hit "Reply to All" (because there may be more than two of us), my message then goes to all including myself. How do I remove myself in "Reply to All" for once and all. I am tired of having to remind myself to delete myself from the To: box. Thanks. Messages that you receive from other people have your identity stamped on them by the transport. On a reply or reply all, the Exchange client always puts the sender's name in the address list, then uses your identity as found in the original message to strip your name from the address list. Messages in your Sent Items folder do not have your identity because they are dropped in the folder by the spooler and do not pass through the transport. Therefore, the sender's name (yours) is not removed on a reply-all message. (that's from the KB, not me) > I have Outlook 2007 and Vista. When I receive a message and hit "Reply to > All" (because there may be more than two of us), my message then goes to all > including myself. How do I remove myself in "Reply to All" for once and all. > I am tired of having to remind myself to delete myself from the To: box. > Thanks. |
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