Hi: I was working in categories view. I had 47 names in a category. 27 of
them just dissappeared. I think they all went into the "none" category. What
did I hit or click on or double click on to cause them to be uncategorized
all of a sudden? Thanks as always . There has to be a simple explanation.
Thanks.
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Bob Levin

If it's OL 07, you might have clicked on the toolbar the Categorize button
and then the first item of the menu, 'Delete all Categories' (or similar).

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Am Wed, 29 Aug 2007 15:42:02 -0700 schrieb Bob Levin:

> Hi: I was working in categories view. I had 47 names in a category. 27 of
> them just dissappeared. I think they all went into the "none" category.
What
> did I hit or click on or double click on to cause them to be uncategorized
> all of a sudden? Thanks as always . There has to be a simple explanation.
> Thanks.

Version of outlook? if you selected the category name when grouped by
categories and hit alt plus the correct series of letters (a,i, enter in
2007), it could remove them.
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"Bob Levin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi: I was working in categories view. I had 47 names in a category. 27 of
> them just dissappeared. I think they all went into the "none" category.
> What
> did I hit or click on or double click on to cause them to be uncategorized
> all of a sudden? Thanks as always . There has to be a simple explanation.
> Thanks.
> --
> Bob Levin