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Ute Wietfeld 
United Kingdom
Local time: 21:50
English to German
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| Deactivating preview in Outlook Express | Sep 16, 2008 |
Hi Jenny
Jenny Forbes wrote:
Please could you explain to me (simply - I'm blonde) how to deactivate the preview pane. I've tried doing it myself using Outlook Express's soi-disant Help, but there was nothing there about deactivating preview panes or deactivating anything.
AFAIK, in Outlook Express you click on "View", then on "Layout" and at the bottom of the tab that opens you have the option to activate/deactivate preview. Just untick the box.
HTH
Ute
[Edited at 2008-09-16 18:28]
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Local time: 21:50
French to English
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TOPIC STARTER In memoriam | Thank you, Ute | Sep 16, 2008 |
Ute Wietfeld wrote: Hi Jenny Jenny Forbes wrote:
Please could you explain to me (simply - I'm blonde) how to deactivate the preview pane. I've tried doing it myself using Outlook Express's soi-disant Help, but there was nothing there about deactivating preview panes or deactivating anything.
AFAIK, in Outlook Express you click on "View", then on "Layout" and at the bottom of the tab that opens you have the option to activate/deactivate preview. Just untick the box. HTH Ute [Edited at 2008-09-16 18:28]
Thank you so much, Ute. Done it. Problem solved.
Kind regards,
Jenny
| | | | | Desabling the preview pane | Sep 16, 2008 |
Jenny Forbes wrote:
Please could you explain to me (simply - I'm blonde) how to deactivate the preview pane.
Sure. I have Outlook Express in Spanish, so I am only assuming the English commands: In the menu, choose View > Layout, then uncheck the "Show Preview pane" checkbox.
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Ute Wietfeld wrote:
AFAIK, in Outlook Express you click on "View", then on "Layout" and at the bottom of the tab that opens you have the option to activate/deactivate preview. Just untick the box.
Indeed. Sorry. I did not see your comment! Regards!
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Caryl Swift
Poland
Local time: 22:50
Polish to English
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| Block the sender | Sep 16, 2008 |
Hi Jenny,
I haven't received that one yet (touch wood)!
Just in case you don't do this, in Outlook Express you can also block the sender. Click on 'Message' and in the drop-down menu there's an option, . Just click on it and it will block the sender and ask you if you want it to delete the mail. If you tell it to do that, don't forget the mail will still be sitting in the 'Deleted items' folder. I normally empty the folder immediately, just to be safe.
Of c... See more Hi Jenny,
I haven't received that one yet (touch wood)!
Just in case you don't do this, in Outlook Express you can also block the sender. Click on 'Message' and in the drop-down menu there's an option, . Just click on it and it will block the sender and ask you if you want it to delete the mail. If you tell it to do that, don't forget the mail will still be sitting in the 'Deleted items' folder. I normally empty the folder immediately, just to be safe.
Of course, that doesn't stop them simply setting up a new address. However, at least it may cause them a little inconvenience.
Have a good evening!
Caryl ▲ Collapse
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