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Old August 29th 06, 02:53 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
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Default How do I turn off reading pane Office 2003 PERMANENTLY for ALL fol

I installed Outlook in MS Office 2003 Teacher edition and brought my email
messages over from another computer. Now it forces me to turn off the reading
pane for emails in my MANY folders one folder at a time. How can I make the
"OFF" position the default position so that I don't have to turn it off every
time I open a folder. I have many, many folders.

 




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