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I'm very new to Vista and can't understand why my "Inbox - Windows Mail
window does't display the "local folders" column on the left side of the
window. I'm currently trying to open a deleted message without any success.
"John Wallace" <jwallacect@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:umRbWHAPIHA.3516@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> I'm very new to Vista and can't understand why my "Inbox - Windows Mail
> window does't display the "local folders" column on the left side of the
> window. I'm currently trying to open a deleted message without any
> success.
View | Layout
Make sure Folder List is selected.
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Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM www.fjsmjs.com
Do not send email
> "John Wallace" <jwallacect@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:umRbWHAPIHA.3516@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> > I'm very new to Vista and can't understand why my "Inbox - Windows Mail
> > window does't display the "local folders" column on the left side of the
> > window. I'm currently trying to open a deleted message without any
> > success.
>
> View | Layout
> Make sure Folder List is selected.
>
> --
> Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM
> www.fjsmjs.com
> Do not send email
>
> I'm very new to Vista and can't understand why my "Inbox - Windows Mail
> window does't display the "local folders" column on the left side of the
> window. I'm currently trying to open a deleted message without any success.
>
>
> I'm very new to Vista and can't understand why my "Inbox - Windows Mail
> window does't display the "local folders" column on the left side of the
> window. I'm currently trying to open a deleted message without any success.
>
> Hi John Wallace,
What happened to you is you somehow got "show folders column" turned off by
some manipulation of keys that was unknow to you. It also happened to me.
Here is how you fix it
1. Open the mail program
2. Open the view heading
3 select Layout
4. under this heading you will see the first box is the "Folder list" box
5. put a check mark in the box by clicking in the box, then say ok and close
out the window... and walla presto your folder column will be back
permanently.
happy computing... this area is really neat... i have got several questions
answered here
>
>
> "John Wallace" wrote:
>
> > I'm very new to Vista and can't understand why my "Inbox - Windows Mail
> > window does't display the "local folders" column on the left side of the
> > window. I'm currently trying to open a deleted message without any success.
> >
> > Hi John Wallace,
> What happened to you is you somehow got "show folders column" turned off by
> some manipulation of keys that was unknow to you. It also happened to me.
> Here is how you fix it
> 1. Open the mail program
> 2. Open the view heading
> 3 select Layout
> 4. under this heading you will see the first box is the "Folder list" box
> 5. put a check mark in the box by clicking in the box, then say ok and close
> out the window... and walla presto your folder column will be back
> permanently.
>
> happy computing... this area is really neat... i have got several questions
> answered here
>
>
> "john seitz" wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > "John Wallace" wrote:
> >
> > > I'm very new to Vista and can't understand why my "Inbox - Windows Mail
> > > window does't display the "local folders" column on the left side of the
> > > window. I'm currently trying to open a deleted message without any success.
> > >
> > > Hi John Wallace,
> > What happened to you is you somehow got "show folders column" turned off by
> > some manipulation of keys that was unknow to you. It also happened to me.
> > Here is how you fix it
> > 1. Open the mail program
> > 2. Open the view heading
> > 3 select Layout
> > 4. under this heading you will see the first box is the "Folder list" box
> > 5. put a check mark in the box by clicking in the box, then say ok and close
> > out the window... and walla presto your folder column will be back
> > permanently.
> >
> > happy computing... this area is really neat... i have got several questions
> > answered here
Not possible because "view heading" does not show up, because window mail
starts wit "inbox" Stig@privat.dk
"stig@privat.dk" wrote:
>
>
> "stig@privat.dk" wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > "john seitz" wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > > "John Wallace" wrote:
> > >
> > > > I'm very new to Vista and can't understand why my "Inbox - Windows Mail
> > > > window does't display the "local folders" column on the left side of the
> > > > window. I'm currently trying to open a deleted message without any success.
> > > >
> > > > Hi John Wallace,
> > > What happened to you is you somehow got "show folders column" turned off by
> > > some manipulation of keys that was unknow to you. It also happened to me.
> > > Here is how you fix it
> > > 1. Open the mail program
> > > 2. Open the view heading
> > > 3 select Layout
> > > 4. under this heading you will see the first box is the "Folder list" box
> > > 5. put a check mark in the box by clicking in the box, then say ok and close
> > > out the window... and walla presto your folder column will be back
> > > permanently.
> > >
> > > happy computing... this area is really neat... i have got several questions
> > > answered here
not possible because Windows Mail starts with "inbox" which has no "view
heading" stig@privat.dk
"stig@privat.dk" wrote:
>
>
> "stig@privat.dk" wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > "john seitz" wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > > "John Wallace" wrote:
> > >
> > > > I'm very new to Vista and can't understand why my "Inbox - Windows Mail
> > > > window does't display the "local folders" column on the left side of the
> > > > window. I'm currently trying to open a deleted message without any success.
> > > >
> > > > Hi John Wallace,
> > > What happened to you is you somehow got "show folders column" turned off by
> > > some manipulation of keys that was unknow to you. It also happened to me.
> > > Here is how you fix it
> > > 1. Open the mail program
> > > 2. Open the view heading
> > > 3 select Layout
> > > 4. under this heading you will see the first box is the "Folder list" box
> > > 5. put a check mark in the box by clicking in the box, then say ok and close
> > > out the window... and walla presto your folder column will be back
> > > permanently.
> > >
> > > happy computing... this area is really neat... i have got several questions
> > > answered here
"stig@privat.dk" <stigprivatdk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C71D0414-F00A-4715-AFAA-4601EFD1A1FE@microsoft.com...
> not possible because Windows Mail starts with "inbox" which has no "view
> heading"
>
>> > > "John Wallace" wrote:
>> > >
>> > > > I'm very new to Vista and can't understand why my "Inbox - Windows
>> > > > Mail
>> > > > window does't display the "local folders" column on the left side
>> > > > of the
>> > > > window. I'm currently trying to open a deleted message without any
>> > > > success.
>> > > >
>> > > > Hi John Wallace,
>> > > What happened to you is you somehow got "show folders column" turned
>> > > off by
>> > > some manipulation of keys that was unknow to you. It also happened to
>> > > me.
>> > > Here is how you fix it
>> > > 1. Open the mail program
>> > > 2. Open the view heading
>> > > 3 select Layout
>> > > 4. under this heading you will see the first box is the "Folder list"
>> > > box
>> > > 5. put a check mark in the box by clicking in the box, then say ok
>> > > and close
>> > > out the window... and walla presto your folder column will be back
>> > > permanently.
>> > >
>> > > happy computing... this area is really neat... i have got several
>> > > questions
>> > > answered here
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