RE: My styles as default in new email
- From: jjb <jjb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 4 Apr 2008 04:46:01 -0700
No you are not missing anything. What you want should be straightforward and
easy to do but the people who designed Outlook 2007 have hidden anything
useful away. The rambling responses to your request are indicative of the
problem. If you do find a solution I'd love to know it! I have the same
issue. We have stationery set up which is fine for a new mail but when you
reply in HTML mode it defaults to a font we don't want. I tried the Word
template route....with the same results as you. However, I've solved the
problem on my new laptop. I installed Thunderbird.
"myronschroner@xxxxxxxxx" wrote:
Hi all,.
I've posted a similar question to this a couple times, but each time I
get better at describing what I'm really looking for. :-) Thanks for
your patience.
I have some styles that I'm partial to (Normal and Heading 1-9 with
bullets), and when I open a new email in Outlook 2007 I want those to
be the default styles. I don't want to have to choose a Quick Style.
I don't want a custom form.
I've tried editing the NormalEmail.dotm, but it doesn't produce the
desired results: new emails don't have the styles I define in the
template. I've struggled with this template for FAR too long and I'm
only getting frustrated that the results aren't predictable. (and also
I've read several posts that said that's not the best way to do it).
Sigh.
Can anyone tell me the best way to have my style formats be the
default style formats for new emails? I'm sure I'm just missing
something.
Thanks!
Myron
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