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MS Office Forum / Outlook / New Users / February 2006Wrong template in reply
Outlook 2003 SP2 on WinXP Pro Vers 2002 SP2 When I create a new message, it uses Normal.dot as expected. When I reply to a message it uses another template, with Language=English (US), other Font size, other paragraph spacing, etc. How can I change that? Thanks, Dan > Outlook 2003 SP2 on WinXP Pro Vers 2002 SP2 > When I create a new message, it uses Normal.dot as expected. > When I reply to a message it uses another template, with > Language=English (US), other Font size, other paragraph spacing, etc. > How can I change that? I don't think you can. Outlook used the format of the original message when replying or forwarding.  SignatureBrian Tillman Thanks for your reply. I'm not sure that's exact I'm afraid. I just replied to my own message and it's definitely using the template with Language=English UK, not my Normal which I used when writing the message. It also happens when I reply to messages from France, Italy etc. Dan >> Outlook 2003 SP2 on WinXP Pro Vers 2002 SP2 >> When I create a new message, it uses Normal.dot as expected. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > I don't think you can. Outlook used the format of the original message > when replying or forwarding. > I'm not sure that's exact I'm afraid. I just replied to my own > message and it's definitely using the template with Language=English > UK, not my Normal which I used when writing the message. > It also happens when I reply to messages from France, Italy etc. Hmm.. Why not just delete all .dot files from your PC, then? Outlook won't be able to use any but the regenerated normal.dot. SignatureBrian Tillman Thanks Brian. I liked this radical but simple idea! But it didn't work! Incredible! Dinu P.S. erratum: in my previous message read Language=English (US); I need UK >> I'm not sure that's exact I'm afraid. I just replied to my own >> message and it's definitely using the template with Language=English [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Hmm.. Why not just delete all .dot files from your PC, then? Outlook > won't be able to use any but the regenerated normal.dot. |
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