Thanks, I was afraid of that. Not all of the ones I want to delete are
sequential. Why would the full-featured outlook be less functional than the
give-away outlook express? Is there a rational reason for it?
> > How can I set up outlook email to show check boxes next to the
> > messages.?That
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> provide this functionality. Personally, I'd click on the first one, then
> hold down the shift key and click on the last one and hit delete.
Gordon - 31 Aug 2007 16:09 GMT
> Thanks, I was afraid of that. Not all of the ones I want to delete are
> sequential. Why would the full-featured outlook be less functional than
> the
> give-away outlook express? Is there a rational reason for it?
Umm I don't recall any "checkboxes" next to messages in OE, either........
You can select multiple messages using Ctl-click and then delete them
Gordon - 31 Aug 2007 16:14 GMT
>> Thanks, I was afraid of that. Not all of the ones I want to delete are
>> sequential. Why would the full-featured outlook be less functional than
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> Umm I don't recall any "checkboxes" next to messages in OE, either........
> You can select multiple messages using Ctl-click and then delete them
And I've just looked at my own copy of OE - and yes here are NO "checkboxes"
next to mail messages. You must have added a third-party application if you
have them.
Brian Tillman - 31 Aug 2007 19:45 GMT
> Thanks, I was afraid of that. Not all of the ones I want to delete are
> sequential.
Then use CTRL-click.
> Why would the full-featured outlook be less functional
> than the give-away outlook express? Is there a rational reason for it?
Outlook Express doesn't have checkboxes either.

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F. H. Muffman - 31 Aug 2007 22:27 GMT
>> > How can I set up outlook email to show check boxes next to the
>> > messages.?That
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> the
> give-away outlook express? Is there a rational reason for it?
Well, lets see..
Non-sequential? Do the shift like I said to select all and then Control
click to unselect individual items from the list, if the selected items
would outnumber the unselected. Or just control-click if it's the opposite.
And like others said, OE doesn't have this functionality. And, even if it
did, it's a completely, totally, 100% different product. It has absolutely
no relation to Outlook apart from the word 'outlook'. It is sort of like
the relationship between WordPad and Word. None.

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