Microsoft Office Outlook >> Starus bar - How do I get it to indicate unread message total ?

by S0RCTFNU » Wed, 12 Oct 2005 22:37:09 GMT

Outlook 2000 had the total of read and unread messages dispalyes in the
status bar.
Upgraded to Office 2003, now the unread message total does not appear.

Is this something I need to enable>? If so, how ?

Thank you,


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