Outlook 2007: How to break vertical line in reply to message?

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Hi-
When I reply to messages Outlook repeats the original message with a
blue line extending the length of the message on the left side. With
Outlook 2003 I could break the quoted text into blocks by clicking on
the "Decrease Indent" icon. Then my response would not be preceded by
the blue line. The end result is something like:

| Why weren't you at the meeting?
Nobody told me about it.
| The next meeting is Tuesday. You bring the cookies.
Do you want oatmeal, or choc. chip.

This doesn't seem to work with Office 2007. The result comes out as:
| Why weren't you at the meeting?
| Nobody told me about it.
| The next meeting is Tuesday. You bring the cookies.
| Do you want oatmeal, or choc. chip.

My response is a different color, but includes the line. Is there
some way to get rid of the line in Outlook 2007?

Thanks--
Rick
 
Hi-
When I reply to messagesOutlookrepeats the original message with abluelineextending the length of the message on the left side. WithOutlook2003 I couldbreakthe quoted text into blocks by clicking on
the "DecreaseIndent" icon. Then my response would not be preceded by
theblueline. The end result is something like:

| Why weren't you at the meeting?
Nobody told me about it.
| The next meeting is Tuesday. You bring the cookies.
Do you want oatmeal, or choc. chip.

This doesn't seem to work with Office 2007. The result comes out as:
| Why weren't you at the meeting?
| Nobody told me about it.
| The next meeting is Tuesday. You bring the cookies.
| Do you want oatmeal, or choc. chip.

My response is a different color, but includes theline. Is there
some way to get rid of thelineinOutlook2007?

Thanks--
Rick
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I am back to Outlook 2003 on a new system, and yet the same problem
persists!
 
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