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fred@stanthonyparish.org - 27 Jul 2007 22:54 GMT
What triggered the problem:  Outlook was shutting down when saw a
message I wanted to read and clicked on it to open it. (Bad idea in
hindsight.)

Problem:  Now when I go to read a message, I get a square dialogue box
with options like View, Reply, etc.  However, when I click on View for
example, it gives me a whole bunch of other choices (Previous, Next,
etc.), but never the message I want to read itself.  The only way I
can read the message is to put Outlook into full-screen mode.

Request:  How do I undo what I did so I can again read messages just
by clicking on them.  (Restarting Outlook & computer doesn't help.)
Thanks!
Diane Poremsky - 28 Jul 2007 01:52 GMT
is the window too small to see the message or something else?  if too small,
drag the lower edge to make it bigger.

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> What triggered the problem:  Outlook was shutting down when saw a
> message I wanted to read and clicked on it to open it. (Bad idea in
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> by clicking on them.  (Restarting Outlook & computer doesn't help.)
> Thanks!
 
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