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    Windows Mail

    After opening Windows Mail and looking at individual folders, the newest emails are always at the bottom. Thats the way i like to have it set. The newest emails were always highlighted and shown below. Somehow i clicked something that always highlights the top email in the list. How can i get it to always highlight and show the bottom email in the list.

    I know this is about as basic as a question anyone could ever ask. I always seem to get it figured out after messing around with it, but never remember how i did it. I know i am going to feel real stupid after someone tells me how, but maybe i will be able to remember this time. Maybe.


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    Re: Windows Mail

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    Easy one. At the top of the column that says date (or some such thing, the column shows the date) just click on that.

    About the feeling stupid remark

    "There are two types of people, those that ask a question and feel stupid for a minute and those that do not ask and are stupid their whole life."

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