It is clear I didn't make myself clear. I am using Outlook 2007 for my
incoming and outgoing e-mails. I have created numerous folders for incoming
emails to go into.
Today I found one folder was missing the heading "From:" with all the
appropriate name of the individual(s) for each e-mail. And, so - I have all
other headings - including the "envelope", "subject" , "received" etc. But
not "from". So when I look at that folder filled with e-mails - I don't
know who sent the e-mail.
I tried to find that "column" where "from" would be - but couldn't.
Why would it be missing and how can I restore it - and therefore the
identity of all those individuals who sent an email to me.
Do I need to create a new folder - move all those files over to it. Remove
the old and start all over again?
Or is there a simplier solution?
Thank you.
Ann Molison
Russ Valentine said:
Despite what you may "know" you have conveyed no information that could make
sense to anyone but you. Try again. You might want to consider including
things like what view you are using, how you have that view configured and
what you mean by "file folders." Specify what "closed and open all options"
means.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Ann Molison said:
I have probably 30 different file folders. I "know" how to move about each
folder. But somehow I lost the column which shows me the name of the
sender
in one file folder. I've closed and open all options. But "from" doesn't
show up.
Any suggestions for this frustrated Outlook 2007 user would be gratefully
received.
Thank you,
Ann
