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this is an exchange question and would probably be better answered in the networking/email/exchange server section.
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this is an exchange question and would probably be better answered in the networking/email/exchange server section.

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Already came accross an Outlook 2003 template last night which has the same options as mentioned above Tools; Mail Format; Message Format - where you can set the defauilt message format.<br />
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Works like a treat...
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Already came accross an Outlook 2003 template last night which has the same options as mentioned above Tools; Mail Format; Message Format - where you can set the defauilt message format.

Works like a treat...

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It's probably the same template - they're official MS ones, but I couldn't find the link on the MS site...<br />

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It's probably the same template - they're official MS ones, but I couldn't find the link on the MS site...


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Hi,<br />
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We have an AD 2003 domain with 2500 users.<br />
Exchange 2003 cluster server + Outlook 2003 clients.<br />
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When a user creates an email we need to change the default mail format from HTML to RTF.<br />
(Clients have already been rolled out.)<br />
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Is there an easy way to reset this default (Exchange server side or GPO)?<br />
<br />
Many Thanks,<br />
<br />
Anthony.
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Hi,

We have an AD 2003 domain with 2500 users.
Exchange 2003 cluster server + Outlook 2003 clients.

When a user creates an email we need to change the default mail format from HTML to RTF.
(Clients have already been rolled out.)

Is there an easy way to reset this default (Exchange server side or GPO)?

Many Thanks,

Anthony.

How to set default mail format to RTF across the domain?

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