| Outlook Web Access |

| Inbox |

| Calendar |

| Contacts |

| Public Folders |

| Reading Posted Messages |
| Creating New Messages for Posting |
| Posting a Reply in a Public Folder |

| Message Heading Information |
| Composing Your Message |
| Attaching a File |
| Setting Message Options |
| Setting Message Importance |
| Posting the Message |

| Replying to the Sender of a Posted Message |
| Forwarding Posted Messages |

| Options |

# Message Heading Information

The message heading of the Post Reply form contains some or all of the following information.

Message Heading

- The From line displays the name or e-mail alias of the person who posted or sent the message.
- The Post to line displays the name of the folder in which you are posting the message, which is the folder you currently have open.
- The Conversation line displays the subject line text that has propagated throughout the entire conversation. (The "conversation" is sometimes referred to as the "thread.") If you are reading a posted message when you open the Compose New Post form, the text in the conversation line in the new post will be the same as the conversation line in the previous post.
- The keywords related to the message topic are shown to the right of Keywords in the heading. You can add more keywords or change existing keywords.
- The Subject box contains the topic of the message.

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