1. Disable automatic marking as read when preview pane is visible - Microsoft Office Outlook
2. Email shows in preview pane but not in reading pane
We have recieved one email from a client that we're able to see the first couple of lines in the preview pane. iIf we look at it in a reading pane or open the message the message is not viewable. The source code is there but the message can not be viewed.
3. E-mails read in Preview pane and deleted show as "Not Read" - Microsoft Office Outlook
4. Preview Image Attachment in Reading Pane for plain text email
Does Outlook 2003 have the ability to preview images in the reading pane? I'm not referring to HTML emails. When I received a plain text email with .jpg attachments, Outlook Express was able to display them directly in the email. I'm wondering if Outlook 2003 has this option. Thanks!
5. Emails not Visible in reading Pane - Microsoft Office Outlook
6. No text visible in emails, but part text visible in preview pane?
When I preview my email messages I can read the first part of the message, but when I open the email the text is not visible anymore. The email is blank! The problem applies to emails sent to me in rich text and in HTML. I copied the PST file from a Outlook 2000 version and use it now in Outlook (Office) 2003. I know there is text in the emails because when I load the pst in Outlook 2000 I can read it all.
7. reading pane keeps turning on and preview pane keeps turning off - Microsoft Office Outlook
8. Outlook 2003 Reading Pane (preview pane)
It's not being stored there. It's stored in the mailbox/pst-file itself. You cannot enforce the state of the Reading Pane -- Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook] www.howto-outlook.com Tips of the month: -Creating Signatures -Create an Office XP CD slipstreamed with Service Pack 3 ----- "Kristy" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message news: XXXX@XXXXX.COM ... > Could someone please tell me how to control the state of the reading pane > via the registry? I don't really care if it is preferred or not as it is > just that, a preference. If an Outlook profile can recall whether the > reading pane were off or on, bottom or right when last used, I believe it > should not be difficult to provide the registry information that contains > the status of the reading pane. I believe it to be somewhere in > HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows > Messaging Subsystem\Profiles\"your profile name". > > Please do not ask me why I must do this as I am not going into that > detail. I have been asked to do this regardless of anyone else's > preference.