OK. I was just curious. On regular keyboard, any excuse for not using the
Delete key should result in someone getting pantsed and thrown in an icy
lake. Laptops can be more problematic, since their designers sometimes put
important keys in ridiculous places.


"Dick" wrote in message
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Either.

On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 20:52:13 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

Regular keyboard, or laptop?


"Dick" wrote in message
. ..
I started out by stating that the only thing I could find to delete
text was the "Cut" function. I didn't want these Cuts filling up the
Windows clipboard. I will just have to train myself to use the delete
key. Old habits are hard to break after using Outlook all these
years.

On 26 Feb 2007 18:50:15 GMT, Frank Slootweg
wrote:

Dick wrote:
I would if I could, but I can't find a delete menu option anywhere in
OutlookExpress, including any toolbar customization. The only Delete
I see is the red "X" in the top tool bar which deletes the entire
message. So far, the only thing I see that works is using the Delete
key on the computer as suggested by another poster.

Perhaps you have disabled the Toolbar in the New Message window.

To check, do File - New - Mail Message. This will give a "New
Message" window. In that window do: View - Toolbars. Make sure that the
"Standards Buttons" menu choice is ticked, i.e. "V Standards Buttons".
If that option is checked, you should have a toolbar with the "Cut"
(scissors) button which Bruce mentioned.

On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 07:14:43 -0800, "Bruce Hagen"
wrote:

Just highlight it with the cursor and click Cut or Delete.


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