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Hi,<br />
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Do you mean: Inbox - Tools - Preferences - selecting the Colors tab?<br />
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Yes, that's work. I have to enter all the names or domains there on by one, though.<br />
But the user must live with that because I haven't enough time to change the template only for one user.<br />

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Hi,

Do you mean: Inbox - Tools - Preferences - selecting the Colors tab?

Yes, that's work. I have to enter all the names or domains there on by one, though.
But the user must live with that because I haven't enough time to change the template only for one user.


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Hi All,<br />
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Iis there a tool available, which would highlight the e-mails coming from externals in another colour or any other different visual style (bold etc.)?<br />
Or could I change the (Who) column's properties of the Inbox in a way e.g. if the sender address contains @ then display the address with bold characters?<br />

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Hi All,

Iis there a tool available, which would highlight the e-mails coming from externals in another colour or any other different visual style (bold etc.)?
Or could I change the (Who) column's properties of the Inbox in a way e.g. if the sender address contains @ then display the address with bold characters?


Mark external mails with different color

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