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Catt April 10th 06 05:21 AM

Undo..how about redo?
 
Hi, I've got Outlook express 6.0 There is an "undo" icon in the tool bar
that I can go backwards with and undo an error. But there is no redo. So if
I hit the undo button I can lose a whole document that I just worked on.
Which is just what happened to me a few moments ago. Why isn't there a redo
in the top bar??????????????? That is really lame and of course there is zip
in the 'help' file. Is my Outlook Express faulty?
Thanks
Catt

Bruce Hagen April 10th 06 05:33 AM

Undo..how about redo?
 
One of OE's many downfalls, and since Windows Mail is the future program in
Vista, don't expect any major changes to OE. Do what I did. View | Layout |
Customize Toolbar and Remove that button.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS MVP - Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Catt" wrote in message
...
Hi, I've got Outlook express 6.0 There is an "undo" icon in the tool bar
that I can go backwards with and undo an error. But there is no redo. So
if
I hit the undo button I can lose a whole document that I just worked on.
Which is just what happened to me a few moments ago. Why isn't there a
redo
in the top bar??????????????? That is really lame and of course there is
zip
in the 'help' file. Is my Outlook Express faulty?
Thanks
Catt



Jim Pickering April 10th 06 05:45 AM

Undo..how about redo?
 
Undo and Redo.

Ctrl-Z will Undo
Ctrl-Y will Redo

Works in almost every program in Windows. But for documents in preparation,
I would not trust it. Get in the habit of giving your work a filename and
saving your work every 4-5 minutes with a quick Ctrl+S.
--
Jim Pickering, MVP, Outlook Express
https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/pr...8-1171988A62D6
Please deliver feedback to the newsgroup, so that others can be helped.
Thanks.


"Catt" wrote in message
...
Hi, I've got Outlook express 6.0 There is an "undo" icon in the tool bar
that I can go backwards with and undo an error. But there is no redo. So
if
I hit the undo button I can lose a whole document that I just worked on.
Which is just what happened to me a few moments ago. Why isn't there a
redo
in the top bar??????????????? That is really lame and of course there is
zip
in the 'help' file. Is my Outlook Express faulty?
Thanks
Catt



PopS April 10th 06 04:24 PM

Undo..how about redo?
 
CTRL-Y will undo the undo for you g. It works in most programs
and I just tested it in OE; worked fine.

Pop

--
Ain't nuttin' new
in the worl'
no more!
"Catt" wrote in message
...
Hi, I've got Outlook express 6.0 There is an "undo" icon in
the tool bar
that I can go backwards with and undo an error. But there is
no redo. So if
I hit the undo button I can lose a whole document that I just
worked on.
Which is just what happened to me a few moments ago. Why isn't
there a redo
in the top bar??????????????? That is really lame and of course
there is zip
in the 'help' file. Is my Outlook Express faulty?
Thanks
Catt




Catt April 10th 06 08:30 PM

Undo..how about redo?
 
Gawd, I tried control+shift+z but didn't know about the control "y". I wish
I had known that one. Its tough sometimes doing word processing on a laptop.
It sends the cursor around sometimes and does strange things. After that
happened is when I used the undo icon....lost the whole thing.
Thanks for the tips
Catt

"PopS" wrote:

CTRL-Y will undo the undo for you g. It works in most programs
and I just tested it in OE; worked fine.

Pop

--
Ain't nuttin' new
in the worl'
no more!
"Catt" wrote in message
...
Hi, I've got Outlook express 6.0 There is an "undo" icon in
the tool bar
that I can go backwards with and undo an error. But there is
no redo. So if
I hit the undo button I can lose a whole document that I just
worked on.
Which is just what happened to me a few moments ago. Why isn't
there a redo
in the top bar??????????????? That is really lame and of course
there is zip
in the 'help' file. Is my Outlook Express faulty?
Thanks
Catt






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