MS Outlook email issue - disappearing????

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airdebster

This sounds crazy and I have never had this happen but
when I open my mail in Outlook (not Outlook Express) and
read the mail I click to the next piece of mail and the
former disappears. So each time I read a piece of mail it
vanishes. I have no idea where it goes. How do I stop the
program from removing my email after they have been
viewed? Where are my emails going? Any help would be
appreciated. Thanks
 
This sounds crazy and I have never had this happen but
when I open my mail in Outlook (not Outlook Express) and
read the mail I click to the next piece of mail and the
former disappears. So each time I read a piece of mail it
vanishes. I have no idea where it goes. How do I stop the
program from removing my email after they have been
viewed? Where are my emails going? Any help would be
appreciated. Thanks

You need to find the Outlook setting that directs posts to appropriate
newsgroup. This one is for the XP OS. Bye bye now.
 
Now I know why you are nobody man.... Maybe a direction
to another area would have been nice. I think this forum
would be better if the people giving advice would be
kinder.
 
Now I know why you are nobody man.... Maybe a direction
to another area would have been nice. I think this forum
would be better if the people giving advice would be
kinder.
Perhaps. But questions like this are asked, inappropriately, in this
newsgroup, at LEAST a dozen times every day. Instead of looking and
seeing if anybody else has asked and got answers, instead people just
decide to ask AGAIN. It gets old.

It only takes a few seconds to use a find feature in most newsreader
programs to locate an appropriate group.

And I'm "nobodyman" to help protect anonymity, as best as one can on
USENET.
 

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