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Dolores

I posted a question regarding IE 6 a few days ago and I
see questions from other people. Where do the answers
appear? How do I get to read answers?
Thanks for any help.
Dolores :)
 
Dolores bashed at the keyboard and said..:
I posted a question regarding IE 6 a few days ago and I
see questions from other people. Where do the answers
appear? How do I get to read answers?
Thanks for any help.
Dolores :)
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Your post (s) have both been answered:

Go to View > Current View >
Ensure all Messages and Group Messages by Conversation are both checked.

HTH
 
[X-Newsreader: Microsoft CDO for Windows 2000]
Go to View > Current View >
Ensure all Messages and Group Messages by Conversation are both checked.
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She's using the web interface not OE. If she doesn't understand about
the plus signs or try the Expand All button she will remain clueless unless
somebody E-mails her.
 
Robert Aldwinckle bashed at the keyboard and said..:
She's using the web interface not OE.
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From Dolores's original Header:

X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.50.4910.0300

Does that not mean she is using Outlook Express V5.5 ?
 
Mcploppy © said:
Robert Aldwinckle bashed at the keyboard and said..:


From Dolores's original Header:

X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.50.4910.0300

Does that not mean she is using Outlook Express V5.5 ?
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No. X-Newsreader is the key header for identifying the UI.

Once you see CDO there you know that there is *no* additional user
specific information in the headers. For example, the Windows 2000
string also implies nothing about the end user's system.

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Robert Aldwinckle bashed at the keyboard and said..:
No. X-Newsreader is the key header for identifying the UI.

Once you see CDO there you know that there is *no* additional user
specific information in the headers. For example, the Windows 2000
string also implies nothing about the end user's system.

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Cheers
 
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