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ANONYMOUS
What is a classic View? Which version have you used before Office 2003?
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
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ANONYMOUS
What is a classic View? Which version have you used before Office 2003?
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
A
ANONYMOUS
What is a classic View? Which version have you used before Office 2003?
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
A
ANONYMOUS
What is a classic View? Which version have you used before Office 2003?
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
A
ANONYMOUS
What is a classic View? Which version have you used before Office 2003?
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
A
ANONYMOUS
What is a classic View? Which version have you used before Office 2003?
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
A
ANONYMOUS
What is a classic View? Which version have you used before Office 2003?
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
A
ANONYMOUS
What is a classic View? Which version have you used before Office 2003?
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
A
ANONYMOUS
What is a classic View? Which version have you used before Office 2003?
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
Incidentally, it is a good idea to write something in the body of the
message as some people may not bother to figure out what you were
asking.
hth
john g wrote:
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john g
Sorry, Classic view is no swishy icons, usually just on colour and pretty
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
J
john g
Sorry, Classic view is no swishy icons, usually just on colour and pretty
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
J
john g
Sorry, Classic view is no swishy icons, usually just on colour and pretty
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
J
john g
Sorry, Classic view is no swishy icons, usually just on colour and pretty
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
J
john g
Sorry, Classic view is no swishy icons, usually just on colour and pretty
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
J
john g
Sorry, Classic view is no swishy icons, usually just on colour and pretty
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
J
john g
Sorry, Classic view is no swishy icons, usually just on colour and pretty
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
J
john g
Sorry, Classic view is no swishy icons, usually just on colour and pretty
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
J
john g
Sorry, Classic view is no swishy icons, usually just on colour and pretty
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
plain. It was possible in Office XP and before but i'm stumped this time.
M
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2003/interface.htm#classic
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