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which client are you asking about? Outlook or Lotus Notes?<br />
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If notes, what version?
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which client are you asking about? Outlook or Lotus Notes?

If notes, what version?

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Thank you for your comments.<br />
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My question was regarding both Lotus Notes (8.5) and Outlook.<br />
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Thank you for your comments.

My question was regarding both Lotus Notes (8.5) and Outlook.



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My Outlook client also addes RE: to the subject when replying, I can't see where to turn it off.<br />
Have you done any customization to the form Outlook uses?
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My Outlook client also addes RE: to the subject when replying, I can't see where to turn it off.
Have you done any customization to the form Outlook uses?

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Hi,<br />
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I've noticed that when I reply to a message, Mail doesn't add &quot;Re: &quot;&nbsp;to the subject field. I've looked in the settings but I can't find anything that adds this functionality.<br />
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How can I make Mail add &quot;Re: &quot;&nbsp;to the subject field when I reply?<br />
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Many thanks,
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Hi,

I've noticed that when I reply to a message, Mail doesn't add "Re: " to the subject field. I've looked in the settings but I can't find anything that adds this functionality.

How can I make Mail add "Re: " to the subject field when I reply?

Many thanks,

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