Outlook 2000 SR1 macro question...

[TonyU]

Hello gurus,
I'd like to know if is possible to sent an email to someone and have the email (perhaps using a macr) display a different way. (i.e. bold font, color font, color background, etc...)

The reason I ask is because some users do not display the "Importance" field in their outlook which does not help me if I send an important or high priority email.

Thanks in advance.

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[TonyU]

[tt]Is this even possble, yes\no ?

^<%=Tony%>

 

[RobBroekhuis]

Depends on the recipients' mail system. If they can receive mails in rtf format, you can apply just about any formatting. I don't think you can apply it on their end though - you'll have to format the message before sending it.
Rob

 

[TonyU]

All recipients in my office use outlook 2000, would you know how to create a macro that format my email in such way upon opening???



^<%=Tony%>

 

[RobBroekhuis]

You are trying to send the emails using a macro?
Rob

 

[TonyU]

No, I'm trying to format the email sent to display in bold and or perhaps with different color background when in the recipient's inbox.

&quot;The reason I ask is because some users do not display the &quot;Importance&quot; field in their outlook which does not help me if I send an important or high priority email. &quot;





^<%=Tony%>

 

[RobBroekhuis]

If you're not using a macro, why don't you just format the e-mail manually using the buttons on the formatting toolbar? I guess I don't understand your question.
Rob