Outlook News Gone

[Loretta]

I lost the button for the Outlook News and it is no longer in
Tools>Customize>Catagory Go, Commands. I have tried a repair. And a
reinstall. Neither has worked. Is it possible to fix this without
uninstalling and reinstalling.
Loretta

 

[Brian Tillman]

I lost the button for the Outlook News and it is no longer in
Tools>Customize>Catagory Go, Commands. I have tried a repair. And a
reinstall. Neither has worked. Is it possible to fix this without
uninstalling and reinstalling.

Probably the most answered question in this newsgroup and five seconds with
Google Groups would have given you the answer. See "Method 2" in the
following:
http://www.howto-outlook.com/Faq/news.htm

 

[microsoft]

I appriciate the help. But it would be nicer if it was written without the
sarcasim. I had actually spent time on the Microsoft web site trying to find
the answer. I am not dumb or stupid as your sarcasim applys.
But thank you for the help.
Loretta

 

[Brian Tillman]

I appriciate the help. But it would be nicer if it was written
without the sarcasim.

Show me where you see sarcasm. There is none there. I stated a couple of
facts, though.

I had actually spent time on the Microsoft web
site trying to find the answer.

Perhaps not the best place to look for this particular problem.

I am not dumb or stupid as your
sarcasim applys.

"applies" or "implies"? Neither, however, apply, since I never claimed you
were either dumb (meaning you can't speak) or stupid. I used no pejoratives
whatsoever. You're reading more into the words on the page than was
expressed.

 

[Christian Goeller]

Hello Brian Tillman, you wrote on Mon, 22 Aug 2005 23:34:43 -0400:

were either dumb (meaning you can't speak)

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
In the online dictionary I use [1] "dumb" is translated indeed to the
german word "stumm", that means "you can't speak" but it is a synonym
for "stupid" too (in german "dumm", "blöd", "doof", etc.). Which word
use someone who speaks english as native tongue? Only words like
"stupid", "silly", etc. but never "dumb"?

Thanks in advance.

[1] http://dict.leo.org/