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W. Guy Delaney[_3_] May 29th 09 03:20 PM

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When I open any of the foldersl in Microsoft Outlook (2003 service pack 3),
and try to sort on Received, I get a whole list of lines with only one word
per line under Received, which is "None". Nothing else appears on those
lined displayed. When I click on Received again, all of my files appear and
under Received is the dates each e-mail was received or sent.

How can I correct this?



Diane Poremsky [MVP] May 29th 09 06:11 PM

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Try resetting the view - right click on the field name and choose
customize... then reset.

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"W. Guy Delaney" wrote in message
...
When I open any of the foldersl in Microsoft Outlook (2003 service pack
3), and try to sort on Received, I get a whole list of lines with only one
word per line under Received, which is "None". Nothing else appears on
those lined displayed. When I click on Received again, all of my files
appear and under Received is the dates each e-mail was received or sent.

How can I correct this?


Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook] May 29th 09 07:02 PM

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"W. Guy Delaney" wrote in message
...

When I open any of the foldersl in Microsoft Outlook (2003 service pack 3),
and try to sort on Received, I get a whole list of lines with only one word
per line under Received, which is "None". Nothing else appears on those
lined displayed. When I click on Received again, all of my files appear and
under Received is the dates each e-mail was received or sent.


Clicking on Received changes the order of sorting from decending to ascending.
Clicking changes it back. Scroll to the oppotite end of the list and see of
those messages are at the other end. If so, write back.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]



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