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Help with outlook express.

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Linda

Linda Report 29 Dec 2003 23:26

Thanks to you both will give your advice a go, and hopefully sort it out. Lynn.

Sue

Sue Report 29 Dec 2003 11:30

Linda With OE open, click on View, then Layout and tick or untick the appropriate boxes. I always keep my preview pane open because at least I can see immediately whether any mail is spam which I can then delete immediately. I always have the box ticked which ensures that as soon as I come out of OE anything in the deleted folder is destroyed. Alternatively holding down the Shift key and pressing delete with an unwanted email highlighted will remove it immediately. Sue

Karen

Karen Report 29 Dec 2003 11:08

This is a possible virus problem. I havent got outlook express running at work, so apologies I cant remember how to turn off the preview box, but I know its in one of the options at the top of the page. Could be view options.

Linda

Linda Report 29 Dec 2003 10:52

Know this isn't about ancestors but can someone help, Have just changed my ISP and now using outlook express. How do I close the preview pane? as when I go into Inbox the newest message auto opens whether I want to read it or not, isn't this a possible virus problem? Lynn.