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= <span id="KB248460"></span>XCLN: E-mail Does Not Display &quot;.doc&quot; or &quot;Document&quot; when Using Word as Editor =
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== SUMMARY ==
== SUMMARY ==


When you compose, forward, or reply to e-mail with Microsoft Word as the e-mail editor, Word displays &quot;HTML,&quot; &quot;Plain Text,&quot; or &quot;Rich Text&quot; in the title bar. Normally, when Word is opened, either the file name of the document being edited or &quot;Document 1&quot; is displayed in the title bar.
When you compose, forward, or reply to e-mail with Microsoft Word as the e-mail editor, Word displays "HTML," "Plain Text," or "Rich Text" in the title bar. Normally, when Word is opened, either the file name of the document being edited or "Document 1" is displayed in the title bar.


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Expect the following behavior when composing, replying to, or forwarding an e-mail message with Word as e-mail editor, based on the version of Outlook installed:
Expect the following behavior when composing, replying to, or forwarding an e-mail message with Word as e-mail editor, based on the version of Outlook installed:
* Outlook 97: Word displays &quot;Message Title&quot; - Message
* Outlook 97: Word displays "Message Title" - Message
* Outlook 98: Word displays &quot;Message Title&quot; - Message (Rich Text)
* Outlook 98: Word displays "Message Title" - Message (Rich Text)
* Outlook 2000: Word displays &quot;Message Title&quot; - Message (HTML, Plain Text, or Rich Text depending on format specified)
* Outlook 2000: Word displays "Message Title" - Message (HTML, Plain Text, or Rich Text depending on format specified)





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XCLN: E-mail Does Not Display ".doc" or "Document" when Using Word as Editor

Article ID: 248460

Article Last Modified on 2/27/2007



APPLIES TO

  • Microsoft Outlook 2000 Standard Edition
  • Microsoft Outlook 97 Standard Edition
  • Microsoft Outlook 98 Standard Edition
  • Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 Standard Edition



This article was previously published under Q248460

SUMMARY

When you compose, forward, or reply to e-mail with Microsoft Word as the e-mail editor, Word displays "HTML," "Plain Text," or "Rich Text" in the title bar. Normally, when Word is opened, either the file name of the document being edited or "Document 1" is displayed in the title bar.

MORE INFORMATION

Expect the following behavior when composing, replying to, or forwarding an e-mail message with Word as e-mail editor, based on the version of Outlook installed:

  • Outlook 97: Word displays "Message Title" - Message
  • Outlook 98: Word displays "Message Title" - Message (Rich Text)
  • Outlook 2000: Word displays "Message Title" - Message (HTML, Plain Text, or Rich Text depending on format specified)


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