Strange behavior of "Outlook Express"

[Don J]

I am using Windows XP on Drive D:. When I open Outlook Express and click
the Newsgroup icon, I am presented with a "Newsgrups Subscription" dialog
box with the name of a single "Newsgroup", in it and nothing else (there is
no list of "Newsgroups"). If I highlight the Newsgroup and click
"Subscribe" the name of the newsgroup appears below the "Newsgroups" label
on the lefthand screen. If I click "Unsubscribe" it dissappears.

I have Windows XP installed on Drives D: E: and F: of my system Drive D is
the only Drive on which the problem appears. "Outlook Express" operates
properly on Drives E: and F:. Strangest of all I've gone baqk and restored
my last 5 backups (over 3 weeks) from Drive D:. All behave the same.

Don J

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[Barbara Allen]

I am using Windows XP on Drive D:. When I open Outlook Express and click
the Newsgroup icon, I am presented with a "Newsgrups Subscription" dialog
box with the name of a single "Newsgroup", in it and nothing else (there is
no list of "Newsgroups"). If I highlight the Newsgroup and click
"Subscribe" the name of the newsgroup appears below the "Newsgroups" label
on the lefthand screen. If I click "Unsubscribe" it dissappears.

I have Windows XP installed on Drives D: E: and F: of my system Drive D
is the only Drive on which the problem appears. "Outlook Express"
operates properly on Drives E: and F:. Strangest of all I've gone baqk
and restored my last 5 backups (over 3 weeks) from Drive D:. All behave
the same.

Don J

 

[NoConsequence]

I am using Windows XP on Drive D:. When I open Outlook Express and click
the Newsgroup icon, I am presented with a "Newsgrups Subscription" dialog
box with the name of a single "Newsgroup", in it and nothing else (there is
no list of "Newsgroups"). If I highlight the Newsgroup and click
"Subscribe" the name of the newsgroup appears below the "Newsgroups" label
on the lefthand screen. If I click "Unsubscribe" it dissappears.

I have Windows XP installed on Drives D: E: and F: of my system Drive D is
the only Drive on which the problem appears. "Outlook Express" operates
properly on Drives E: and F:. Strangest of all I've gone baqk and restored
my last 5 backups (over 3 weeks) from Drive D:. All behave the same.

Don J

Try asking in a group with OE in the title. Notice this groups LACKS
that.

 

[PA Bear]

Asked/Answered in OE6 newsgroup. If you must make identical posts to
multiple newsgroups, please cross-post one (1) message to all of them.
Thank you.

Multiposting vs Crossposting:
http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm