phantom emails

[Geoff A.]

Hi,
Can someone please explain to me exactly how to stop my log on screen from
telling me I have 1 unread email? I most definitely do not have ANY unread
emails in ANY folder. I realise I could just learn to live with it, but it's
very irritating!
Thanks and much appreciated.
Geoff.

 

[Guest]

hi geoff
if you download tweakui from microsoft powertools, im sure there is an
option in it to turn off the unread e-mails that show on the login screen, as
well as loads of other options you can tweak and play about with....pete ;-)

 

[Geoff A.]

Thanks Pete! That's done the trick. There's actually an option to reset it
to nil.
Geoff.

 

[Guest]

glad to be of help, please rate the post if you get chance, thanks ;-)

 

[Geoff A.]

How do I do that then?
Geoff

glad to be of help, please rate the post if you get chance, thanks ;-)
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if at first you dont succeed try try LINUX!!!

Please take my answers anyway you like, i am no expert but i do like to
try
and help anyone i can ;-)

 

[Guest]

you should see a button at the bottom of the sceen saying was this post
helpful to you, just click on the button.... ;-)

 

[Richard Urban]

Only people who use the horrendous web interface see that button. If you use
an honest news reader, you will NOT see a button.

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Regards,

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User

Quote from George Ankner:
If you knew as much as you think you know,
You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew!

 

[M8RIX]

Believe it or not, some people actually read newsgroups with a news reader
such as Outlook Express and never see the option to "rate this post". Only
people who access the newsgroups through a web interface will have that
option.

 

[Guest]

thanks for pointing that out, what is the purpose of having the button on the
web interface if nobody reads through it!!!! perhaps they should just do
away with it.

 

[antioch]

Be fair - the chap has come under a lot of criticism lately!
If he wants the brownie points, let him have them.
Antioch