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Can anyone tell me why at times when I download email some of them get a flag
put against them. MS help seems useless as usual.
 
Is it a flag or an exclamation mark?
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: Can anyone tell me why at times when I download email some of them get a
flag
: put against them. MS help seems useless as usual.
 
It is a flag yesterday I got mail and windows put up a box telling me one was
flaged but not why. I tried the help but as is usual it's no good
 
james said:
Can anyone tell me why at times when I download email some of them get a
flag
put against them. MS help seems useless as usual.

Windows Mail does not flag messages. This is done by the user, message
rules set up by the user, or by some third party program. Clicking in the
flag column will flag or unflag a message. the flag is there for you to use
however you want to. Personally, I turn the column off.
 
Frank Saunders said:
Windows Mail does not flag messages. This is done by the user, message
rules set up by the user, or by some third party program. Clicking in the
flag column will flag or unflag a message. the flag is there for you to use
however you want to. Personally, I turn the column off.
 
is there a purpose of putting on the red flag on an email or no and does the
person recieving the email see it?? thanks in advance
 
joefrombklyn said:
is there a purpose of putting on the red flag on an email or no and does
the
person recieving the email see it?? thanks in advance

The flag is seen only on the machine on which it is applied and is not seen
by any other machine.
 
I too had the question. I believe a message that is flagged has no
significance whatsoever. The sender of the email probably flagged it because
they didn't know what they were doing or they thought the message was special
and they wanted to bring to our attention. Personally, I have learned to
ignore it.
 
jake said:
I too had the question. I believe a message that is flagged has no
significance whatsoever. The sender of the email probably flagged it
because
they didn't know what they were doing or they thought the message was
special
and they wanted to bring to our attention. Personally, I have learned to
ignore it.

A message is only flagged if you or a message rule flagged it. If you mean
a priority marker, yes the sender sets that.
 
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