I just got a response to another question here and couldn't believe how
quick and useful the forum was for help. Thanks. I figured I would try
to post a question that has plagued me for quite sometime.

We use various codes internally to process emails. One of the codes is
"KC:" and people have "rules" to sort and process these emails. For
some reason, when you reply or forward a message with "KC:" as the
first 3 charecters in the subject header, Outlook 2003 decides to
delete the "KC:" and replace it with either "" or "FW:". I've
chalked it up to mostly outlook trying to emiminate the "FW: FW: FW:"
issues with multiple fwd's, but this issue doesn't happen consistently
and that is what has me most confused.

Any ideas?

RGB

If you use "KC-" (without the quotes of course) rather than the colon, do
the rules run then?

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After furious head scratching, asked:

| I just got a response to another question here and couldn't believe
| how quick and useful the forum was for help. Thanks. I figured I
| would try to post a question that has plagued me for quite sometime.
|
| We use various codes internally to process emails. One of the codes is
| "KC:" and people have "rules" to sort and process these emails. For
| some reason, when you reply or forward a message with "KC:" as the
| first 3 charecters in the subject header, Outlook 2003 decides to
| delete the "KC:" and replace it with either "" or "FW:". I've
| chalked it up to mostly outlook trying to emiminate the "FW: FW: FW:"
| issues with multiple fwd's, but this issue doesn't happen consistently
| and that is what has me most confused.
|
| Any ideas?
|
| RGB