OL2000: Communicating with E-Mail: Part 7: Forwarding Messages (310488)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Outlook 2000
- Microsoft Outlook 2000, Service Release 1 (SR-1)
This article was previously published under Q310488 SUMMARY The information covered in this article is provided by:
Microsoft
Press. This article is part 7 of a series of thirteen
articles that explain how to use Outlook 2000 to communicate through e-mail. To
view the other articles in this series, please see the "Additional Resources"
section later in this article. This information is an excerpt from
the Quick Course in Microsoft Outlook 2000 book, Chapter 3: "Communicating with E-Mail". MORE INFORMATIONForwarding Messages If you receive a message that you think will be of interest to a
colleague, you can easily forward the message with just a few mouse clicks.
Follow these steps to try it: The Forward button- With the Letter Sent To Al Pine message still displayed in
its window, click the Forward button on the toolbar to display the Message
window.
This time only the Subject edit box is filled in. Again, the original message appears below
the insertion point, but the attachment icon is intact, indicating that the
attachment will be sent as part of the forwarded message. - For demonstration purposes, type your own e-mail address
in the To box and click the Send button. Outlook changes the note in the original Message window
to indicate that you forwarded the message.
- To view the two new messages, close the Message window and
if necessary, click the Send/Receive button.
 The arrow on the envelope icon of the original Al
Pine message tells you that you have forwarded this message. - Open both new messages to check them out.
Saving messages and attachments To save a message for use in another program, select
the message in the Inbox window, choose Save As from the File menu, navigate to the desired storage location, name the file,
designate the file type, and click Save. You can save e-mail messages as RTF (RichText Format), Text
Only, Outlook Template, or Message Format. (The Outlook Template file type
allows you to use the file as a template for other Outlook messages. The
Message Format file type is associated with Outlook, which opens the file if
you double-click its filename.) To save an attachment to an e-mail message as a
separate file, open the message, choose Save Attachments from the File menu, select the attachment's filename, and then designate the
storage location for the file. (You can also right-click the attachment icon
and choose Save As from the shortcut menu; or you can click the paper clip icon at
the right end of the preview pane's title bar, select the file to open it in
the appropriate application, and then save it in the usual way.) To save an
attachment without opening the message, simply select the message header in the
workspace and choose Save Attachments from the File menu. ADDITIONAL RESOURCESFor additional information, click the article numbers below to
view the articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: 307377 OL2000: Communicating with E-Mail: Part 1: Using the Inbox
310484 OL2000: Communicating with E-Mail: Part 2: Composing Messages
310485 OL2000: Communicating with E-Mail: Part 3: Addressing Messages Quickly
310486 OL2000: Communicating with E-Mail: Part 4: Attaching Files to Messages
310491 OL2000: Communicating with E-Mail: Part 5: Sending and Retrieving Messages
310487 OL2000: Communicating with E-Mail: Part 6: Replying to Messages
310489 OL2000: Communicating with E-Mail: Part 8: Deleting Messages
307438 OL2000: Communicating with E-Mail: Part 9: Organizing Messages
310580 OL2000: Communicating with E-Mail: Part 11: Using Folders
310581 OL2000: Communicating with E-Mail: Part 12: Moving Messages
310582 OL2000: Communicating with E-Mail: Part 13: Organizing Messages with the Rules Wizard
Modification Type: | Major | Last Reviewed: | 8/14/2006 |
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