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A greater bug for an email client other than not showing/alerting you about
new emails would be not working at all or loosing your emails. Come-on let's
try be serious a little. If you use Outlook at home to take your emails once
a day this bug would not even matter. If you are using Outlook as part of
your job and you have to promptly answer any email received this is a very
serious issue. If all companies that are playing with idea of migrating to
Office 2007 would know about this bug and would decide not to upgrade until
this bug is fixed how serious would be considered by Microsoft?
new emails would be not working at all or loosing your emails. Come-on let's
try be serious a little. If you use Outlook at home to take your emails once
a day this bug would not even matter. If you are using Outlook as part of
your job and you have to promptly answer any email received this is a very
serious issue. If all companies that are playing with idea of migrating to
Office 2007 would know about this bug and would decide not to upgrade until
this bug is fixed how serious would be considered by Microsoft?
Sue Mosher said:And a fifth option -- there are other bugs with greater impact ahead of this one in the queue to be fixed.
--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54
F. H. Muffman said:Why get worked up about something that you have no evidence of?
There's a third option too: They've fixed it and are working on testing the
fix to make sure it doesn't do other things to your system.
And a fourth option: They haven't even *started* yet seeing as they just
repro'd it.
rapide said:hi, MSFT has replied me on a separate email that they've been able to
reproduce the issue. Seems like either they don't know how to fix it or
are
reluctant to do it.
It's the latter that i'm so worked up about...
:
Ask to speak to the tech's supervisor. What you got is pretty much the
standard answer for things that aren't public knowledge.
Although, if it is not reproducible (I still haven't been able to
reproduce
it) even for you (I seem to recall you saying it doesn't happen every
time),
the likelyhood of a fix drops. And that's not a 'Microsoft' thing.
That's
a production thing.
well, guess what they said? Thank you very much for your feedback. They
will
consider fixing it in the next "office release". No hotfix, no windows
update, etc.
I was like what the ????...
seriously disappointed.
:
Yes, but if you have an open issue and they know the issue, you can
convince
them to contact you when the fix is published as this apparently
greatly
impacts your ability to work.
Not to mention that the more feedback they get on an issue, the higher
the
priority they put on working on a fix.
MSFT has already acknowledged the issue and like Roady said, they
are
working
on fixing it but their lack of urgency to rectify something which is
basic
functionality in my mind really puts me off. They've managed to
duplicate
the
issue but aren't releasing any fix for customers...
I've already requested for the hotfix through the appropriate
channels
but
doubt it will fix the general issue since it sounds like it was done
for
Inbox only.
thx.
:
Have you tried the fix despite the fact you get it in other
folders?
Have you contacted technical support to report the problem (which
is
free
for your first call)?
has anyone found a general fix/workaround for item 3 mentioned by
Judy?
A forum member suggested KB938534 for fixing Inbox issues, but
i've
managed
to duplicate the issue for multiple different folders, sent
items,
etc.
It's
really becoming very annoying...
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3. When I am in the inbox and select and email, then click on the
field
header to sort by the From: field, I expect my selection to stay
selected
as
it did in 2003 so that I can find all the emails from the same
person.
My
cursor moves to the top of the list. I think this might also be
intermittent
but I can't get it to work ever when I tested it. I think it
might
have
worked once or twice.
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:
We'll continue in your later thread with more info on the issue.
--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.howto-outlook.com/
Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and more
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I now have already searched the groups and have found this
issue
mentioned
repeatedly by many people with no real solution. I am
surprised
that
this
is
not a know problem with a fix being worked on. The only final
solution
mentioned was to switch to firefox.
I am running xp professional service pack 2 but, this issue
has
been
mentioned with all versions of Office and I think with a new
install
of
Vista.
:
Updates will be made available in the normal ways so;
-separate downloads
-Office Update
-Microsoft Update
So you can pick a method you prefer best.
I don't have the IE7 + Outlook 2007 issues you are referring
too.
The
answer
depends a bit on whether you are using Windows Vista or
Windows
XP
and
whether or not this was a clean install of Outlook or an
upgrade
from
a
previous version but resetting your IE settings, program
defaults
and/or
doing an Office Diagnostig might solve your issue.
--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.howto-outlook.com/
Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and more
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Thank you for this response. I am glad to know that these
are
known
issues
and will be fixed. I guess not having the envelope show up
when
is
in
other folders besides the inbox is more obvious when the
counters
are
also off so I think I have no mail when I have a lot. I
hope
this
is
fixed
quickly. How will we recieve updates? Will they be
delivered
in
Automatic
updates?
I am also having a problem with IE7 not opening Outlook and
it
was
instead
opening many instances of IE7.. I followed some
instructions
to
change
the
permissions mailto area of the Regristry and now it is not
opeining
many
instances but says "could not perform this operation
because
the
default
client is not properly installed"
Is this a known issue with IE7 and Outlook? It did not
install
the
client properly when IE7 was installed. Is there a patch
for
this?
Thanks,
:
1) Known issue which is being looked into by the Outlook
dev
team.
2) The envelope only shows for messages that are being
delivered
to
the
Inbox and not when being moved to another folder by using
rules.
This
behavior is the same as in Outlook 2003. For other
permanent
notifications
see;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/mailalert2003.htm
3) Known issue which is being looked into by the Outlook
dev
team.
There
are
some other view issues like groups expanding/collapsing
when
switching
folders and selection not being remembered when switching
folders
for
IMAP
accounts.
4) You might have a stuck Read Receipt message. To remove
see;
http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/delete_rr.htm
--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.howto-outlook.com/
Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and more