Trying to Forward Forwarded Text Messages to Email

Having trouble seeing that small default font of Microsoft Outlook emails? There are three ways of making Outlook email text bigger.
The first includes increasing the text size of the outgoing email messages.
The second includes increasing the text size of messages that are replied to or forwarded.
The last includes making all the text of incoming emails larger as well.

Go to the Tools menu and select Options.
Click the Mail Formats tab and then click Stationary and Fonts.
Find the Personal Stationary tab, then find and click the Font button located under the New Mail Messages heading.
On the Font tab that appears, there will be a variety of options including changing the type of font, style, size and color.


Find the drop-down menu that is under the Size heading and select a bigger number.
Click OK and the new setting will take place the next time a message is composed.

Replies or Forwarded Mail
Go to the Tools menu and select Options.
Click the Mail Formats tab and then click Stationary and Fonts.

Find the Personal Stationary tab, then click the Font button that is located under the Replying or Forwarding Messages heading.
Find the drop-down menu that is under the Size heading and select a bigger number.
Click OK and the new settings will take place the next time a message is replied to or forwarded.

Incoming Email Messages
Go to the Tools menu and select Options.
Click the Mail Formats tab and then click Stationary and Fonts.

Look for the Display Font heading on the Personal Stationary tab and increase the size the size of the font by selecting a larger number.
This will increase the text size for all plain text incoming email.
However, it will not increase the text size of incoming HTML emails.

Set the option to read all incoming email as plain text if it is necessary to increase the text size of all incoming emails.
To do this, go to Tools, then click on Options, then look for the button that says Email Options and click Read all Standard Mail as Plain Text.

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Create a new account with a third-party text message management client such as Google Voice, which is free to use. There is a link in the Resources section.


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  Set up your cell phone to synchronize with the online client. Create a new online number that you may use through your cell phone if necessary.
  

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  Add the numbers to additional phones. These numbers will automatically receive forwarded text messages when you receive them on your cell phone.
  

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  Add additional accounts if you prefer. Google Voice, for example, allows you to forward text messages to your email inbox.
  

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1. Open the Options Menu
   • To change your forwarded mail settings, launch Outlook, then go to "Tools" and "Options." Click the button in the upper right of the box that says "Email Options."
     
   Change Your Forwarding Options
   • Look at the bottom of the next window under "Replies and Forwards." In the drop-down box under "When Forwarding a Message," change the entry from "Attach Original Message" to "Include Original Message Text."
     
   Restart Outlook
   • Close and then reopen Outlook. Your messages should now forward inline with the message rather than as an attachment.
     

If you can forward the message, then forward it to your regular e-Mail account. Go online and sign into your email account. From there you can print the message.

Sometime it depend on what kind of account are using? For Exchange accounts sometimes it may just be that, sometimes it may just be that the status had no change to upload the changes to the server.Open up your forwarded email.Find the button that says "Forward" and click on it. You can easily tell how many times it's been forwarded by the number of Fwd's in the subject line.
Scroll down the list of email headers to get to the content of the email.Edit the email to remove any forwarded email addresses and unnecessary text from the message
After reading it, decide if it's worth passing on.
If the email is worth passing on, or even if it isn't and you just can't help yourself, hit the Forward button on your email program.
Insert your email address in the To: field. "make sure you read correctly, your own email address."
Insert anyone else you want to send the email to in the Cc:, Bcc: highlight the field and delete headers.Press Ctrl+A to select all "highlight all"
With your mouse pointer. And press delete from the keyboard

Type any message you want to add to the email to send.
Click(press) send.


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I have noticed the same thing. Occasionally, an email message will display normally in my Thunderbird inbox, but the body of the message will "disappear" when I try to forward it.

My Thunderbird program is set to send messages in plain text format, and that controls the way that messages are forwarded as well (even if they were originally composed in HTML). It works fine most of the time - but a small number of HTML messages "disappear" when forwarded. (I assume there's some problem with the original formatting of the message, or with the way that Thunderbird changes the HTML into plain text.)

I have found a work-around for the problem -- by changing the settings so that messages are sent (and forwarded) in HTML format. Here are the steps:
* In Thunderbird, go to: Tools > Account settings
* On the left side, scroll to the account in question, then select Composition & Addressing
* Then on the right side, place a check mark in Compose messages in HTML format .
* Click OK to close the account settings box.

After competing those steps, forwarded messages will retain their original HTML formatting, which should solve the "disappearing" problem.

And of course, you can change the account settings back and forth (between text and HTML composiition) whenever you like. So you could keep your account set to use plain text most of the time; and make the change only when you encounter a problematic HTML message.

You can forward your SMS message in the conversation by selecting "edit." Once you do that check boxes will appear next to each message. Select which one you want to email and press "forward" on the bottom of the screen. You then enter your email address you want it forwarded to.

Hope this helps,
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