how to quote only part of incoming msg

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Manlio

Answering to messages with Outlook 2007 I can have the whole incoming
message copied in the answer.
Do there is a way to quote only some lines of the incoming message ?
It's always possible to get it deleting the not wanted, but in Eudora
(I was migrating from) it was possible to get only the selected lines,
quoted into the answer.
Anyone knows a trick ?
 
No, current versions of outlook do not allow selective quoting. Either
delete what you don't want to include or copy the part you want to include
before hitting reply, then paste it between a pair of >>>, like this:

I have outlook set to always quote then select and delete if I want to
include only part of the message. For "business reasons" I generally keep
the content.

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Followup to msg on Sun, 1 Mar 2009 06:59:35 -0800, "Diane Poremsky
[MVP]" <[email protected]> :
(Original msg on bottom)
Thanks Diane for your answer.
Are you aware of any addon or third source sw doing the selective
quoting ?
Thanks again
Manlio
 
Thanks, very kind indeed.
Manlio


Followup to msg on Mon, 2 Mar 2009 22:45:49 -0800, "Diane Poremsky
 
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