• WSBoldBelvoir

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    • in reply to: Shut down problem (2003) #1062680

      Joe – in answer:

      Is your Office installation up to date with patches? Yes!
      Have you checked the event log? No, how do I do that?
      Can you post the exact text of the message you are seeing? There is no message – OL just closes itself.
      Have you customized the Outlook today page? No – all I did before the problem started is clear old messages out of their folders, then permanently delete them from the ‘deleted’ folder.

      Phil.

    • in reply to: Shut down problem (2003) #1062566

      I have looked in the registry and have the same entries as you.
      I didn’t remove any folders when I had a clean out, merely deleted the messages in them

      Phil.

    • in reply to: Save view (2003) #1039423

      Hmm.. still no sucess 🙁

    • in reply to: Save view (2003) #1039421

      Sorry, screen 3 is wrong. It should be this one:

      Edited by HansV to reduce screenshot in size

    • in reply to: Save view (2003) #1039420

      Thanks for your prompt reply.

      No, I have tried this. I have attached some screenshots to demonstrate.
      Screen 1 is the view I want (and got before moving the file)
      Screen 2 is the view that your suggestion gives me
      Screen 3 is the view that I get after moving the file.
      Surely there is some way of making the last view ‘sticky’?

      Regards,

      Phil.

    • in reply to: boot file (XP Pro SP-2) #952990

      Excellent!
      Thanks for your suggestions.

      Phil.

    • in reply to: Two questions! (2000 SP1 / 2002) #646802

      Sorted – thanks for that.
      Why can’t upgrades be more consistent in their layouts?

      Phil.

    • in reply to: Slow reactions! (2000) #646219

      Editing web locally on C drive. Not a new problem, just really starting to get me down.

    • in reply to: Lost auto URLs (2000 SP1) #547825

      Most greatful to you, Leif.

      It was the WWW_OpenURL setting that was missing.
      All works again.

      Thanks again (I love this forum!)

      Phil

    • in reply to: Lost auto URLs (2000 SP1) #547822

      OK Thanks for that, Leif.
      I have done that. Now, after clicking a URL in OL, IE6 opens and goes to that address. Great.
      However, on clicking subsequent links, the opened IE6 window becomes the focus, but does not change content to the new URL, which was previously how it worked.

      Phil.

    • in reply to: Creating a template? #533432

      BRILLIANT!!!!
      The adjust dates macro did exactly what I wanted – so simple, and I didn’t even know it was there.

      Thanks again (and again) – I’m very happy!!
      (I love this forum)

      Phil

    • in reply to: Dead links in Outlook #514511

      Tried this, James – everything was as it should be. In utter defeat, I simply re-installed IE5.5

      Voila – all functionality restored. I used to be a big fan of Netscape , but I think they’ve finally lost the browser war. RIP.

      Phil

    • in reply to: Dead links in Outlook #513769

      Phil

      Have now uninstalled NS6 and problem remains. This happens in any app. that had clickable links – e.g. Word, Agent, etc.
      Any ideas how I can regain this functionality?

      Phil

    • in reply to: Dead links in Outlook #513741

      Tried that already, Phil. It doesn’t work.
      All in all, I like Netscape 6, but I did keep v4.7 just in case!. It just seems a shame to take a step back, and I’m not sure if NS6 is the cause anyway.

      Phil.

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