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04-03-2009   #1
Craig and Vicki Sorenson


 
 

create email headers using Windows Mail in Vista

I am using Vista and would like to configure my inbox as it appeared in
Outlook. I would like the email sender's names to become a header, and
subsequent emails from that sender to be organized under the header. The
messages are hidden until the drop down feature is utilized. thank you.
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Vicki

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04-04-2009   #2
Gary VanderMolen


 
 

Re: create email headers using Windows Mail in Vista

Windows Mail doesn't have that feature.

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Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)


"Craig and Vicki Sorenson" <CraigandVickiSorenson@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:B2A7261F-0DCD-42FE-B806-D8081FC1619D@xxxxxx
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>I am using Vista and would like to configure my inbox as it appeared in
> Outlook. I would like the email sender's names to become a header, and
> subsequent emails from that sender to be organized under the header. The
> messages are hidden until the drop down feature is utilized. thank you.
> --
> Vicki
My System SpecsSystem Spec
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