By default, you cannot let Outlook auto use different font colors for replying and forwarding emails. Therefore, if you have such a requirement, you can read this post to learn a smart approach.
Outlook only permits you to specify a font used for both replying and forwarding emails. You can go to "File" > "Options". Then, in "Outlook Options", turn to "Mail" tab and click "Stationery and Fonts…" button. In the subsequent window, you can see the "Font" button in "Replying or forwarding...
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When forwarding an Outlook email that has attachments, at times, you may want to only keep selected attachments instead of all. Now, in this article, we'll teach you how to quickly forward a mail with selected attachments only.
In the standard way, when you forward an Outlook email, all original attachments will be forwarded. However, at times, you only wish to forward some attachments instead of all. Generally, you can forward the email as usual and then delete the unwanted attachments...
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When you forward an email in Outlook, the email addresses of the original sender and recipients will be included in message body. At this time, for security, you had better remove these addresses. This post will teach you to let Outlook auto do this.
In many cases, you will need to forward some emails to someone else. By default, the header of the original email will display in the body of forwarding email. And the header will include the email addresses of original sender and recipients. At...
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