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MS Access Forum / Database Design / June 2005

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patty916 - 30 Jun 2005 03:09 GMT
I suddenly have this "Unread Mail" folder.  New mail cannot be opened from
the "Inbox" anymore, even though there's a blue # telling me how many mails
are there.  The same # appears at the "Unread Mail" folder, and I can open
that one just fine.  The problem occurs when I'm finished reading a mail and
go to the next one.  The first one disappears and I cannot find it anywhere.  
None of my personal or archive folders have it.  I've even lost a couple
mails because I decided to come back and finish it later and I cannot find
it, and I did not delete it.  This started happening a couple days ago when I
first noticed that new "Unread Mail" folder.  Have I done something to change
the way Outlook works for me?
RuralGuy - 30 Jun 2005 03:26 GMT
Hi Patty,

You will have better luck if you post in an Outlook NG.  This group is for
Access, the database product that comes with Office Pro.

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Please reply to the newsgroup so all may benefit.

Duane Hookom - 30 Jun 2005 03:28 GMT
This is an Access news group. However, you apparently have "Hide read
messages" checked or set someplace.

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>I suddenly have this "Unread Mail" folder.  New mail cannot be opened from
> the "Inbox" anymore, even though there's a blue # telling me how many
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> change
> the way Outlook works for me?
John Vinson - 30 Jun 2005 05:21 GMT
>I suddenly have this "Unread Mail" folder.

It sounds like you're using Microsoft Outlook (or perhaps some other
mailreader program); this newsgroup is for a different program, the
database program Microsoft Access.

Please scroll down the list of newsgroups on the Communities webpage
and pick a newsgroup dedicated to your mail program
(microsoft.public.outlook.general for example).

                 John W. Vinson[MVP]    
 
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