Built-In HTML Mail Editing
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WYSIWYG editing of fonts, HTML styles, hyperlinks and reply ticking are featured.
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Enhanced in 2000
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Independent Editor and Send Format Choice
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The built-in Outlook editor or Microsoft Word helps edit messages. Users can choose to send mail independently in RTF, HTML or plain-text format.
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Enhanced in 2000
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Switch Formats on the Fly
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Users can switch between HTML, RTF or plain-text editing in Outlook at any time.
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New in 2000
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Per-Message Office
E-Mail From Outlook
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Users can compose a particular message easily using any Office application and send the message as HTML so the application isn’t required to read the message.
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Enhanced in 98
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Spelling Enhancements
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Users can select a spelling language and edit the custom spelling dictionary in spelling options.
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Enhanced in 2000
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Automatically Spell Check in Multiple Languages
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Microsoft Word can serve as an e-mail editor, offering language AutoDetect spell check and proofing support.
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New in 98
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Multiple Signatures
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Users can easily use and manage multiple signatures that can include HTML, RTF and plain text.
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New in 98
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Stationery
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HTML Stationery includes font selection, hyperlinks and backgrounds.
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New in 98
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Stationery Picker
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Stationery Picker offers the ability to create stationery and choose per-message stationery.
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New in 98
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Auto Format Reply
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Users can reply to messages automatically in the same format as the received message.
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New in 98
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Per-Recipient Preferred Format
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A warning is given when a user sends formatted mail to recipients in the Address Book who prefer plain-text only.
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New in 98
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Send From Account
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Users are given a per-message option to choose which of multiple POP3 or IMAP4 accounts to send from.
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