Outlook 2013 built-in mail reply functionality

Before office 2013 comes out, we want to reply to a message on outlook, first by double-clicking Mouse to open the message, and then replying to the message via the reply or Forward button on the menu bar, but you don't need to do that in Outlook 2013. Simply replying to the message directly within the main interface of Outlook 2013 will save us a lot of time, as follows:

Reply: Just reply to the sender of the message is a person, does not include attachments;

All replies: Reply to all the people in the mail, including CC,BCC users, do not include attachments

Forwarding: With attachments, you need to manually enter the recipient;

Instant Messaging: Starting with Outlook 2010, Lync 2010 Instant Messaging tools are built in, and users can initiate instant chat with related contacts directly through Lync;

The red box, click the reply, you can get the following window:

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The window on the left will appear as "Draft", the window on the right shows the response interface, and you'll notice that there are two options at the top of the window, one for "pop-up", meaning to show the reply interface directly to a new window; "Give up", meaning to cancel the reply, very convenient;

However, this feature needs to be open in the Reading Pane state, as follows:

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