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My Outlook at work shows the first line of the body alongside the subject, and adds <EOM> if the entire message fits in that preview line. This seems as good a
by dmurray 2y ago
My Outlook at work shows the first line of the body alongside the subject, and adds <EOM> if the entire message fits in that preview line.
This seems as good as or better than having people add the "<eom>" marker manually, because it doesn't rely on people remembering it and because it knows exactly how much text can be displayed in my current view.
I've never spent time customizing this client, so I assumed this was a default setting, but nobody else is mentioning this so maybe it's not? Maybe my company's IT team added this or enabled a setting. Or maybe every enterprise company has this but all the others encourage adding dozens of lines of nonsense "signature" boilerplate and disclaimers, so nobody gets the benefit of the feature.
- TeMPOraL 2y ago> Or maybe every enterprise company has this but all the others encourage adding dozens of lines of nonsense "signature" boilerplate and disclaimers, so nobody gets the benefit of the feature. If you don't use a signature yourself, then I'd assume it's most likely this. Every company I've seen or been a part of does indeed "encourage adding dozens of lines of nonsense "signature" boilerplate and disclaimers".