How to Edit e-mail Messages in Outlook 2003
Editing messages in Outlook can help you stay organized by grouping messages or making changes to an existing message.
Editing messages in Outlook can help you stay organized by grouping messages or making changes to an existing message.
Sometimes when creating an e-mail message you may want to insert a screen shot. Outlook 2010 has added a new function to make this a quick and easy process.
In Windows 7 Outlook now requires permission to open an attachment in an e-mail message. Since you are already aware you should ONLY open attachments from a trustworthy source, this warning message can be disabled. This video will show you how to run Outlook as the Administrator. You will be able to remove the checkmark from the "Always ask before opening this type of file" warning message. In some cases, as the Administrator, the message may no loger appear at all. Making the changes shown in this video will save you a step when opening attachments.
There are times when you will only have limited access to e-mail, and unable to respond as quickly as you normaly would. If you are in a meeting, out of town, on vacation, etc. You can use the 'Automatic Replies' feature in Outlook to create a detailed message that will be sent to anyone who sends you an e-mail message. This process is shown using Outlook 201, but works the same in Outlook 2013.