Re: Outlook: message summary issues, plus can't remember how to send.

  • From: "Cher Bosch" <Cher.Bosch@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 04 Dec 2006 11:48:03 -0600

Under view, check group by conversation.
 
Cher
 


>>> "Patricia" <bcsarah.fan@xxxxxxxxx> 12/03/06 12:29 PM >>>

alt-s will send. as I've had Outlook set up for me in the past, I am not sure 
how to fix your other issues... although I did set up Outlook once for someone, 
can't remember if I fixed that issue or not. make sure that your preview pein 
is disabled as well as I believe your reading pein. these both can be found in 
view. hope this helps. 
 
Patricia 
msn: bc_sarah_fan@xxxxxxxxxxx
 
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Christopher Bartlett 
To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2006 8:26 AM
Subject: Outlook: message summary issues, plus can't remember how to send.


I have just embarked on one of my occasional efforts to switch my e-mail usage 
to Outlook 2003.  I am having two issues I don?t understand. First, I wish to 
have my messages grouped by subject thread so that I can see all the messages 
with one subject as one item and decide whether or not to open the thread, 
rather than as individual message summaries.  I?ve gone into the message 
viewing options and ?group by subject? is checked, but no joy.  Is there some 
other arcane setting I have to turn on? And, as I?m scrolling down through my 
message summary window, JFW is not reading the entire summary.  I?m getting the 
from: but everything else is being truncated.  If I subsequently up-arrow and 
down-arrow, the line is read, and if I go into Jaws cursor, the text is there.  
It seems to be related to when the window scrolls, as I don?t have a problem 
until the highlight has reached the bottom of the window.  What?s going on 
here, and what can I do about it? Finally, what is the blasted key command to 
send an e-mail.  I can find the send button on the tool bar, but I can't find 
any menu item with a shortcut key. I am using JFW 7.1 and Outlook 2003. 
Christopher Bartlett 


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