And some never learn

Post #415,762 by scoenye 11/30/16 6:08:33 PM 11/30/16 6:08:33 PM Reply	And some never learn Outlook Web Access, as hosted by MS, now does "Reply All" by default :-/
Post #415,763 by Another Scott 11/30/16 6:14:24 PM 11/30/16 6:14:24 PM Reply	Boggle!! I've used Thunderbird for ages, and have never used Outlook or any other MS's other e-mail products. TB has one button for Reply and a separate button for Reply All. Even GMail seems to make it difficult to Reply All. What is MS thinking?? Sheesh! Cheers, Scott.
Post #415,768 by pwhysall 12/1/16 3:21:01 AM 12/1/16 3:21:01 AM Reply	Eh? On old-fashioned OWA, there are three icons at the top of the message pane: Reply, reply all, and forward. On Outlook.com, you tap the reply button and you get a flyout list: Reply, Reply All, Reply All by meeting, Forward. No "reply all" by default anywhere.
Post #415,769 by scoenye 12/1/16 7:57:33 AM 12/1/16 7:57:33 AM Reply	It is in the .edu instances of outlook.com The default action for that flyout button is "Reply All". They did tweak it some recently as originally it only had the double arrow icon. It now shows the text as well. (And the flyout has sprouted 17 actions behind it :-/)
Post #415,772 by pwhysall 12/1/16 8:26:27 AM 12/1/16 8:26:27 AM Reply	So not default, then. Just at the top of the list. There is no default - you have to choose something. And that sounds like local config, tee bee haytch.
Post #415,794 by scoenye 12/1/16 6:02:44 PM 12/1/16 6:02:44 PM Reply	Errr, no The flyout part is a separate control. If you click on the part that says "Reply All", it does exactly that.
Post #415,795 by altmann 12/1/16 7:37:03 PM 12/1/16 7:37:03 PM Reply	It's default on Bidness Office 365's Outlook too The flyout also has an option to select a default ( Reply \| Reply All ).

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