Wrong 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

Wrong template in reply
 

Dan wrote:

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.
--
Brian Tillman

Wrong template in reply
 

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


"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
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Dan wrote:

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.
--
Brian Tillman

Wrong template in reply
 

Dan wrote:

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.
--
Brian Tillman

Wrong template in reply
 

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

"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
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Dan wrote:

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.
--
Brian Tillman