Outlook Advanced Quoting Add-In 1.3.1 - Quolors and Cotes!

According to some, social relationships are arranged in ring-like structures around people, and the old magic number 3 plays an as-yet unexplained, but important role. A typical person has three to five close friends, about three times as many good friends and at least three more circles of loose contacts, each of them with three times the number of persons as the next-smaller circle.
Whether social structure can be represented in simple mathematical relationships or whether more complex theories are needed, the quoted text in emails often looks similar, in a way: in should be orderly, arranged in '>' blocks of ever higher degrees, but it can be difficult to find all the matching pieces. With Outlook Advanced Quoting Add-In, you can at least assign colors to the individual blocks:
›› Outlook Advanced Quoting Add-In lets you change the default "Somebody wrote:" header in replies you write with Outlook and color-codes quoted text. (Windows)