Is it possible to reconfigure Outlook's interface so that it's more like
Outlook Express? Also does Outlook have a Usenet reader builtin?

<=[BC]=>

Newsgroups; no

Interface; please specify what you want to change.

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"BC" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Is it possible to reconfigure Outlook's interface so that it's more like
> Outlook Express? Also does Outlook have a Usenet reader builtin?
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> <=[BC]=>
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"Roady [MVP]" <newsgroups_DELETE_@_DELETE_sparnaaij_NO_._SPAM_net> wrote in
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> Newsgroups; no
>
> Interface; please specify what you want to change.

Well, a few things. The "XP" look's annoying, plus I don't like how it
seperate all of my messages into seperate date groups - ie. Today's messages
in one group, Yesterday's in another, Last Weeks in one and so forth.

I'll play around with it - I'll probably figure something out. Thanks.

<=[BC]=>

BC <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> Well, a few things. The "XP" look's annoying, plus I don't like how
> it seperate all of my messages into seperate date groups - ie.
> Today's messages in one group, Yesterday's in another, Last Weeks in
> one and so forth.

Change the View to not show groups. For Outlook 2003, it's View>Arrange By
and uncheck "Show by Groups".
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