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| Replying
to Email
A reply looks like the image below; the original message is quoted, but indented from the rest of the message. The cursor will be at the beginning of the area where you can type. The E-mail address of the person who wrote the original message will already be on the To: line (if they have their real name in the original message, that's what you'll see). The subject will be filled in for you as well, based on the original message.
Using the buttons at the top of the Window, you can change all sorts of things. - The colours you type with, make the font bold or italic, all of which is very nice. - Except that unless the person receiving your mail is also using Outlook, they won't see all that fancy stuff. They'll just see the normal text of your message. You can also attach a file to the mail you're sending, by clicking on the button that looks like a paperclip and finding the file you want to attach. New
Email
You can also set up new folders for storing emails that you want to keep, so your inbox doesn't become unmanageable. To do this, click on the Personal Folders line in the folder list to highlight it, click on the File menu and select New Folder. At all times, when using Microsoft Outlook, online help is available. just press the F1 key on your keyboard.
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