[mso] Re: Linda- preview pane in outlook.. An addition from Linda
- From: "Paul J. Traynor" <nightraven@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2002 15:02:57 +0100
Hi,
Not sure I understand what his thread is about but think it's about not
having the preview pain open in folders. Couldn't you just go into "view
menu", "layout" and turn off folder bar and preview pain in there??.
Paul.
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Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 12:50 AM
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Subject: [mso] Re: Linda- preview pane in outlook.. An addition from
Linda
Tina, I followed the directions to make Outlook No Preview like this:
I right clicked on my desktop and selected New, Shortcut. Then I did
Browse to where Outlook.exe is & clicked ok. The in the shortcut address,
after the " mark, I typed a space /nopreview. Then I renamed the shortcut
to Outlook No preview. Then I deleted all the other shortcuts for Outlook,
one on the desktop & the one in the quick launch bar. I put a short cut to
Outlook No Preview in the quick launch bar. Now I never get the preview
pane. You can do it! I know you are a master of FrontPage & that is a lot
harder!
Mac
http://www.keyboardpower.com
At 11:50 PM 9/17/2002 +0100, you wrote:
> >
> > Vic just reminded me that you could also make a shortcut
>to do this and
> > put a new icon on your desktop...so, if you use this icon
>instead of the
> > default Outlook icon, this would open Outlook with all
>preview panes
> > closed with one click
>
>Tell me to go away with this if I'm giving you a headache :)
>...
>
>what happens when I'm working in outlook... leave the
>preview open.. visit another folder .. get more emails.. and
>oops I actually remember leaving it open.. and to close the
>damm thing I have go into the folder?...
>
>I have got used to working this way it's second nature that
>I click preview closed when I'm in another folder before
>going to say inbox where I know new emails have come in ...
>which I may leave open.. and lots of other folders...
>
>I'm afraid I could not get used to remembering.. I can
>forgot to do it now.. never when I've had a virus alert
>though.. I go look for it to make a rule to delete from
>server for future emails... and delete it out of oe.
>
>I don't think I'm going to get around this... but it's been
>very interesting learning more about this... and I'm glad
>these new tips came to light:)....
>
>I think what I shall do is uninstall outlook.. .then
>reinstall it.. so that it's fresh... then put all my oe
>emails in it....(that should be fun!)
>
>Then upgrade to ie6 oe6 ... and start with a fresh oe ...and
>make new folders (though keep my blocked rules I think in
>all this there was info to do that.. .(i'm overload ) ....
>
>For me that's the best solution:)
>
>Thanks very very much for all the hard work on this one
>Linda:) It's helped me make a very informed choice... and
>actually I can still use some of the features of outlook and
>have it as a 'storeroom'.
>
>Tina
>
>
>
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