Correct! An I've seen this happening since Office 97, it is there for every
version so Microsoft has not addressed this problem ever. The ability to
ignore the original message is not robust, and should have been addressed
long ago. It is difficult for me to believe that Microsoft is unaware of
this problem after so many years. There are other issues with Outlook that
haven't been addressed because they're too cheap to add features.
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Office XP 2002 user


"richmondhokie" wrote:

The issue is not how to hit "cancel" when it gets to the forwarded/replied
section - the issue is that eventhough we have checked "Ignore Original
Message in Reply or Forward" - Outlook is NOT doing that and it is still
checking the entire message.

"David" wrote:

I just run spell check until it finishes my document and when it starts
checking the forwarded document just cancell spell check and it will ask you
if you want to send it any way. Then just hit yes and there it goes without
checking all of the original mumble jumble.
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"coopfab" wrote:

When forwarding or replying, the spell checker will sometimes check to the
reply header information, and sometimes the entire original message. I have
checked the "Ignore original message text" in setup.

Is there something else to do?

Thanks

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M. Cooper