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Thanks,<br />
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That wasnt exactly what I was looking for but it should alert the users to the fact that the formatting is incorrect.<br />
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I followed the GP settings User Configuration &gt;&nbsp;Admin Templates &gt;&nbsp;Office 2007 &gt;&nbsp;Advanced &gt;&nbsp;Smart Cut and Paste. but I dont see &quot;Mark Formatting inconsistencies&quot;
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Thanks,

That wasnt exactly what I was looking for but it should alert the users to the fact that the formatting is incorrect.

I followed the GP settings User Configuration > Admin Templates > Office 2007 > Advanced > Smart Cut and Paste. but I dont see "Mark Formatting inconsistencies"

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I have a client that runs into formatting problems when users paste content into an email. The emails are supposed to have a certain look, but sometimes the new content that is pasted in will mess up the formatting.<br />
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I would like to use the outlook editor options to make &quot;Match destination formatting&quot; the default choice when users are pasting new content into the update. I have checked the Outlook 2007 administrative template, and the office customization tool and I have been unable to find those options for configuration.<br />
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Does anyone know how I could manage these settings in a centralized way? also if anyone knows how to make this setting the default in outlook 2003 that would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Chris
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I have a client that runs into formatting problems when users paste content into an email. The emails are supposed to have a certain look, but sometimes the new content that is pasted in will mess up the formatting.

I would like to use the outlook editor options to make "Match destination formatting" the default choice when users are pasting new content into the update. I have checked the Outlook 2007 administrative template, and the office customization tool and I have been unable to find those options for configuration.

Does anyone know how I could manage these settings in a centralized way? also if anyone knows how to make this setting the default in outlook 2003 that would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Chris

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