Hello there,
I am also using Outlook express. My problem is that Jfw doesn't read the
entire thing while I am typing it.
It misses words and it sometimes is hard for me to figure out what's going?
Please advice.
Mohammed Asif Iqbal
-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 02 October 1999 18:45
Subject: Re: sollution to Outlook Express 5 problem
>chris,
>
>Yes, that will work, but it's not a solution -- it's a work around at
>best -- and not a very satisfactory one. It's *MUCH* too slow. If I
>only got a couple dozen messages a day, it might be ok, but this list
>alone can generate as much as 100 messages in a day and it's not the
>only list to which I subscribe. Just for instance, I went through
>over 1000 (yes, there's 3 zeroes there) messages today and I could
>never have done that using your suggestion. Hitting CTRL-D and having
>the next message begin reading is critical to efficient processing of
>email.
>
>Jeff
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Chris Skarstad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Friday, October 01, 1999 9:07 PM
>
>
>Hi listers! I've got the sollution to the problem a lot of you seem
>to be
>having with deleting messages within Outlook Express 5. It's quite
>simple
>actually. Let's say you've just read a message that you want to
>delete. go
>back into the list view of messages by either pressing escape or alt
>plus
>f4. Then just select the message you want to delete, chances are
>it'll be
>the one you just opened, and then either press control plus d, or the
>delete
>key, this is the first one on the bottom row of the 6-pack on a
>Windows
>style keyboard. In either case, you should hear, "message deleted, and
>that's it! Keep in mind that you're in the list view when you delete
>your
>message, and not within the body of the message itself. I've used
>this
>method for quite a while, and it works great!
>
>Hope this helps
>Chris
>
>
>
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