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Hello, many thanks for your replies. I tried to run your code, unfortunatelly I still get an error message Compile error: Expected: end of statement, beginning at line attachNote = vbCrLf &amp "[Attachments deleted: " (red marked). Could you please check your code? Thank you again.

In Lotus Notes, if you replied to an e-mail that had an attachment, it would remove the attachment and insert text indicating the name of the attachment that was removed. For example, the following would appear at the end of the thread: [attachment “Portfolio.doc” deleted by Meaghan/Company]...

Hello, Diane, following code works great for replacement of prefixes AW:/WG: to Re:/Fwd: in any subject lines of my outgoing emails. Unfortunatelly, in case of new messages/messages without above mentioned prefixes, subject line will be completely removed and emails are sending with blank...

Hello Diane, I have tried to include in In-line reply style in Outlook sender´s email address using oItem.senderemailaddress (post #10). It works great with emails received outside of the organization. Unfortunatelly the sender´s email address inside of the organization (we are on Microsoft...

Hello Diane, few years ago we were in contact regarding the topic In-line reply style in Outlook. The VBA code works without any problems. Unfortunatelly, my company has started to add the caution banner into incomming e-mails from senders outside of the organization. This causes following...

Hi Diane, do you have any idea why the macro (the last one with word object model) doesn´t work on plain text messages? Respectively it works. But original message will be completely removed. On HTML messages is everything perfect. Thank you in advance.

Hi Diane, thank you for your code. I have only two additional questions: - with word object model you mean Microsoft Word Object Library in Tools -> References?, - is it possible to include in header also sender's email address? -> After this change the header looks like this: On Fri, Nov 18...

Hello Diane, thank you for your quick reply. It is not necessary to have plain text format in reply; I would only like to have the specific reply header "On Fri, Nov 18, 2016 at 03:14:18, EMO wrote:" The last successful row in macro from Matthijs (yellow marked by Step Into - F8) is by me...

Hello everyone, to be able to use In-line reply style, I copied following VBA code into my Outlook (source: Matthijs van de Water - In-line reply style in Outlook Sub ReplyAllPlain() Dim app As New Outlook.Application Dim exp As Outlook.Explorer Set exp = app.ActiveExplorer Dim strID As...