
If you have a non-English edition of Microsoft Outlook, I need your help!
Here at Xobni, some of our algorithms and heuristics rely on Outlook speaking English. Unfortunately for our software, but fortunately for us, a very significant percentage of our users work with non-English versions of Outlook.
Since our
Pirate Testing Lab and our impressive farm of happy virtual machines contains only English-language Outlook installs, I need your help.
If you have a non-English edition of Outlook, please
leave a comment with the following:
- Your country, the language, and version (2003/2007) of your Microsoft Outlook
- The names that your edition of Outlook uses for:
- Inbox
- Outbox
- Sent Items
- Deleted Items
- Drafts
- Junk E-Mail
- RSS Feeds
- Search Folders
- Calendar
- The prefix that your Outlook adds to the subject on an email you reply to. For example, in English this is "Re:". In German this is "Aw:". In Italian, this is "R:"
- The prefix for "Reply All". In English this is "RE:"
- The prefix for "Forward". In English this is "FW:"
- (Extra credit): The prefixes Outlook uses when someone accepts or declines your appointment, or sets attendance to tentative. In English, this is "Accepted:", "Declined:" and "Tentative:"
Thanks so much – your help is greatly appreciated!
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