Outlook: Accept insertion

I'm using Outlook 2007 which I don't think has this feature. But Word

Thanks. Would this be in Options, in the main menu for Outlook or in the individual email? I cannot find it anywhere. Confusingly, all the references to tracking relate to tracking delivery rather than tracking changes. Surely it is best practice not to use the same term with different meanings?

This?

Tracking changes predates any other use of the word, its in Word as well. One of the reasons I hate Outlook is its complications for doing simple email Of course in its most recent version it seems not to do news at all, so I'll keep clear unless something changed to invalidate the program I'm using. Brian

Maybe I'm missing something but this seems to relate to commenting when replying.

The problem I am having is when I import text (say from an article or another text or even another part of the text) it becomes underlined and the colour changes. It is very hit and miss whether 'Accept changes' will succeed as most of the time it is greyed out.

OK, this? Bear in mind, I don't use Outlook.

Thanks. I did look at that. It is already set to 'Keep text only'. I don't think the issue is formatting. I think it is part of the tracking of changes, to allow you to accept or not accept the changes. 'Accept changes' is usually greyed out, which I cannot understand.

Another shot:

You have several types of "paste" available. Do you get the warning with all of them? If not there is usually an option on the popup after pasting to change the default past type.

Outlook has never done news. The long defunct Outlook Express did news - but Outlook Express and Outlook are completely different programs...

Thanks. This is an interesting line. Possible interaction between Word and Outlook was not something I had considered.