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How to edit email in the quote

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hello today Im going to demonstrate how you can edit received emails in Outlook now this might seem like a slightly odd thing to do but there are actually a lot of good reasons to learn about this feature and to use it one of my personal favorites is organization I get a lot of emails and if I can go into a received email and edit it I can make finding that email later on a lot easier first lets open up the message that we want to edit from there we need to make sure that we have the message tab selected and then move over here and click on actions from within this menu you can select the option to edit the email so lets make some changes first Im going to fix a spelling mistake that I noticed in the body of the email these types of tiny Corrections are also a helpful feature when it comes to editing received mail if youre like me and you want to have everything correct when you have to refer back to it in your email later Im also going to flesh a few things out although I know w

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When citing an email in a footnote, include the correspondents first and last name, followed by email message to, the recipient, and the date. Format: 1. Correspondents First Name Last Name, email message to author, Month Day, Year.
However you may quote the whole email by following these steps: In the Outlook client, Go to File Options to open the Outlook Options dialog box In the Outlook Options dialog box, please click Mail in the left bar, go to the Replies and forwards section, and then select Prefix each line of the original message
Reply to an email using Quotes Open Gmail, and copy the part of the email you want to reply to. Click Reply . Click Formatting options. Quotes . Next to the gray bar, paste the original message text. Press Enter and enter your response below the original message. Click Send.
If you need to formally cite an email in a reply, you can use the guidelines set by the American Psychological Association (APA). Open the email you want to cite. Create a new email message. Copy any text you want to quote from the original email. Paste the text into the new email message where you want it placed.
Use double quotation marks () around a direct quote. A direct quote is a word- for-word report of what someone else said or wrote. You use the exact words and punctuation of the original.
In some cases, you can copy the portion of the email that you want to quote and select Paste as quote or similar, if your email program supports this feature (some do, some dont). In almost all cases, the quoted information is indented to make it easy to recognize.
Words can be added or changed to a quote by using brackets. Changes can be used to correct tense or to add necessary information. Brackets can also be used to make the pronouns in a quote consistent. However, brackets should not be used to change the meaning of the quote.
Subject: Revised Quotation [Product/Service Name] I trust this email finds you well. We appreciate your previous quotation for [Product/Service Name]. However, due to some adjustments in our requirements, we find it necessary to request a revised quotation that aligns with our updated specifications.

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