Mickey
Tue Jul 27 16:59:32 CDT 2004
Enable the Links column (View > Columns > Links) in each of your folders.
Then the disclosure triangles for the groups in those folders should work.
On 7/27/04 5:02 AM, in article BD2BA06A.B4B%a.spenard@earthlink.net,
"Spenard/Bosworth" <a.spenard@earthlink.net> wrote:
> Thanks, Barry for "divining" the problem - although "small navigation
> buttons" was misleading (I mistakenly took that from general views in
> preferences) "expand / collapse" was, I think, a pretty good clue.
>
> I have always used the 'preview pane below' view, and I do immediately turn
> off 'on line status' as I have broadband. So I thought your advice would be
> right on.
>
> Alas, in 'preview pane below' with 'online status' showing, the carrots
> still do nothing for the folders under "folders on my computer".
>
> The upshot is that I find I really like the 'preview pane right' view, so,
> until the issue with carrots is fixed, I'll just look at messages that way.
> Should the imminent replacement of my monitor with a new 16:9 ratio flat
> screen occur before that happens, I'll probably never go back.
>
> Thanks again.
>
> On 7/16/04 12:07 PM, in article BD1DBBE7.1D32C%barry@mvps.org.INVALID,
> "Barry Wainwright" <barry@mvps.org.INVALID> wrote:
>
>> On 16/7/04 2:13 pm, in article BD1D4C9D.754%a.spenard@earthlink.net,
>> "Spenard/Bosworth" <a.spenard@earthlink.net> wrote:
>>
>>> I find a glitch with the new expand / collapse "small navigation buttons".
>>> They do not work for me in any of the folders under "folders on my
>>> computer".
>>>
>>> Otherwise, all other folders, news, mail views, calendar, task, etc work as
>>> they should. Unfortunately the place I could really use this feature is in
>>> the inbox.
>>>
>>> Anyone else have this issue?, any suggestions?, news?
>>>
>>> Andre
>>
>> Known issue with 'preview pane off' or 'preview pane under', when you have
>> hidden the first column in the message list - 'online status'. Turn display
>> of that column back on and the triangles will work again.
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