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Has anyone else noticed that sometimes these combinations differ from one user to other? What would be a good explanation? I asked Copilot and here's the answer. If I had to choose one cause for my

Quote I can't remember which version of Outlook Classic it is you're using, Leo, but I don't get to the control you mention with the shortcut you give. Alt + V is absolutely the View Menu, but in my

- Leo, I presume you may know this, but I'm going to put it out there for those who may not.? One of the things I teach my students is the "how to" of constructing the full keyboard shortcut to

I get it too. Not every time, but most days when I start up. I have just been escaping out and everything seems to be working. Kristi Sent: Thursday, February 6, 2025 8:34 AM To:

If anyone is able to capture this with PrtSc and wants to send me the screen shot, I can at least see if it contains any other useful information whatsoever. I hate transient notifications that just

I am getting that message as well. I was getting a message that led to the Adobe add-in. i removed that one, but I am still getting the alert. Andy

I know this is not much help Steven, but control+y does work just fine for me with my Gmail account. -- Christopher (AKA CJ) =>÷ Chaltain at Outlook, USA Sent: Thursday, February 6, 2025 5:42 AM To:

Thanks very much Leo. I only receive this as flash message and I may just ignore it since it causes no havoc. But will investigate more when I have more time. Thanks again, Takis From:

Steven, it sounds like you have the folder pane hidden. To go back to the normal view, do the following. 1. Push alt to go to the upper ribbon menu. 2. Using right or left arrow keys go to the view

Read the following information on Microsoft support page. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/outlook-add-in-warnings-346f5ae7- b996-46d1-a56d-410b9b082a7c?ui=en-US

Hi friends, running Microsoft Windows 11, Microsoft Office 365 and Outlook classic. I Added a GMail account and when you use ctrl+y and go to the Gmail folder, it shows as empty. If I try to use f6 to

Hi all, Over the few recent days, whenever I open outlook (using office 365, latest jaws and latest version in win11), I am getting a flash message saying: "add-in alert". Unfortunately I could not

Thanks Brian, finally managed to run through these steps and guess what, it is now connected to Gmail in Microsoft Outlook clasic. Not reall really sure how I did it but it is now working on this

Brian, I’m following-up on your recommendations/thoughts. First, I really appreciated learning the reading pane may need to be dealt with separately in the “Send” folder, and it indeed did.

Richard, This is a follow-up to prior discussion. In short, the agent I was working with (and hopefully won't again work with) could not give me a designated case number for others to refer to. He

Katrina, It is really not possible for me to answer that question other than to say I suspect user error, which we all make. Try again following the steps I posted from the AI search and see if the

Thank you Brian for the clarification. I am apparently not communicating properly. I beg your indulgence as I try again. In a prior message, I explained that I had gone through the process of applying

Katrina, It appears that I am incorrect.? For many, many years the reading pane was, for lack of a better word, a universal setting.? If you turned it on, and set it to "bottom" it was in that

Brian, I apologize, but that only confused me. It seems you are saying the setting of the reading pane will apply to all folders, regardless of the option selected. If so, then why, when I set the

- Because, as I noted earlier, the reading pane setting, unlike the AutoPreview Setting, has no connection whatsoever to an individual mailbox. The reading pane is either off or on, and if on, you