Don't filter my inbox without asking me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Larry Schankin]

What I want to say to try and express my frustration with what your software
did automatically when I upgraded from Office 2000 to Office 2003 cannot be
put in print!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Your software should not automaically do things
without asking me and explaining what the results will be. I still cannot
figure out how to remove the filter on my inbox so I can see my older emails.
RRRRRrrrrRRRRrrrrRRR!!!!!!

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| What I want to say to try and express my frustration with what your software
| did automatically when I upgraded from Office 2000 to Office 2003 cannot be
| put in print!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Your software should not automaically do things
| without asking me and explaining what the results will be. I still cannot
| figure out how to remove the filter on my inbox so I can see my older emails.
| RRRRRrrrrRRRRrrrrRRR!!!!!!

 

[Noel All]

Once you have wiped away the tears of rage and daintily dabbed at the foam
dripping from your gums why dont you tell us what happened, then a kind
hearted probably non Microsoft employee may be able to help

 

[Larry Schankin]

I have wiped the tears and foam. I just keep running across things that are
very different since I have upagraded to Office 2003. The latest episode
that prompted the email below was that I was looking for an email that was
about 2-3 weeks old. For some reason, Outlook was now filtering my email (in
my Inbox) and only emails I received in the last week were available for me
to see, even though it was obvious in the information bar on the lower left
of my Outlook window that I had quite a number of emails still in my inbox.
I did figure out through Outlook Help how to turn this feature off but it was
still very frustrating, especially when I was in a hurry.

Another peculiarity that has cropped up, that maybe someone can help me
figure out, is that on occasion, when I click on an email, a window pops up
that says it is getting ready to start installing FrontPage. I already have
FrontPage installed so I'm not sure what it is doing or why. Anyone else
seen this one?

Thanks,

Larry Schankin

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Larry,

What version of FrontPage? Is it also 2003?

Have you tried to re-install FrontPage to let it repair itself?

 

[Larry Schankin]

Not FrontPage 2003, 2000. It states it is configuring to install FrontPage
2000 SR-1. It then asks for the FrontPage 2000 SR-1 CD-ROM and also states
that the feature I am trying to use is on a CD-ROM and is not available. My
question is, why would any email be using something found in FrontPage? It's
a stand-alone package.

Does this help?

Thanks,

Larry Schankin