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Because my ISP suddenly wants email-sends to be authenticated
'like MS-outlook does it', I'm forced to use M$-outsp00k.
Version 5 is what I've got. Don't tell me to upgrade to newer crap !

The following simple task seems impossible with this garbage
application:
I want to change one-single character in an email that I posted,
and repost the edited version.

After I locate the post in the 'sent' folder, I find that
it can't be edited 'there'.
Neither if it's copied/moved to the 'drafts' folder, can it be edited.

What am I doing wrong ?


What a whiny child, and bitching about the wrong product, too. This group
is for Outlook. It is *not* for Outlook EXPRESS. There is no version 5 for
Outlook but there is a really old version 5 for Outlook EXPRESS.
Authenticating to the SMTP server is not a requirement of Outlook or Outlook
Express. It is a requirement of you e-mail provider, and that applies
against ALL E-MAIL CLIENTS! It is not an Outlook thing. It is an SMTP
configuration thing.

In Outlook, you can resend a previously sent message. Outlook EXPRESS does
not have that option (you have to copy from the old message and paste into a
new message).

What you are doing wrong is complaining about a product which is NOT the
topic of THIS newsgroup. What you are doing wrong is posting in a
completely unrelated newsgroup: comp.human-factors. Go bitch, ahem, ask in
an Outlook EXPRESS newsgroup.