Navigation Pane and Reading Pane adjustments in Outlook 2003 Beta

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Guest

I am using Outlook 2003 beta and I would like to use the Navigation
and reading Panes the same way they were in 2002. Previously in 2002 I
was able to just click on the name of the mailbox I was in and the
Navigation Pane would automatically pop up so I could choose another
Mailbox. Now I have to hit Alt-F1 or leave it up all the time.
Clicking the name of the mailbox no longer does anything. This is a
major PAIN. excuse the pun..


Also, I don't like the "Last Week", "Yesterday" "Date: Monday
date indicators headers in the message list pane. Can I remove them? I
can figure out on my own when the messages came. The headers just take
up room...


Thanks in advance!!
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

1) No. the pane is stationary now.
2) Customize the views and remove grouping. A simple click on the header
names and uncheck show in groups does it per folder - edit the views to
change it globally.



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Temujin

1) No. the pane is stationary now.
2) Customize the views and remove grouping. A simple click on the header
names and uncheck show in groups does it per folder - edit the views to
change it globally.


Hello,


Your web page is informative.. Thanks for the link..

I too had a problem with grouping. I figured out how to uncheck
grouping per mailbox but how do I "edit the views"? I couldn't find
anything in the MS help tool.

Thanks!
 

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