[Njtechdiv] Question Re Win Live Mail ...

[Eileen Scrivani]

Hi All, 

As of yesterday afternoon, something happened to my Windows Live Mail settings and I’m not sure how this might have happened. I’m hoping someone might be able to give me a few ideas as to what setting I should check out and where I will find them.

The issue is that I have several mail-boxes set up with Win Live Mail – There’s my in-box, a Hadley box, knitting group box, Junk, sent items, so on and so on. Previously when I’d launch the program it would open up placing focus in whatever mail box I had last left open when I closed out of Winmail. If when I was in the in-box and wanted to go look through messages in another box I would simply shift-tab, then use the up & down arrow to find whatever other folder/box I was looking to browse. Once found I would tab and presto I’d be in say knitting for example.

As of yesterday, this behavior stopped. Now, if I need to change folders/boxes when I shift tab it manages to get me onto the list of assorted boxes, but when I’m on the folder/box I next want to browse and I press the Tab key it will not open the list of messages. Instead focus is moved to a button that toggels between working on-line & off-line. The only way I actually get into the entire list is to close out win Live Mail and re-launch. Very frustrating!

So does anyone have any thought on what might have changed my settings? I swear I did not specifically change any thing intentionally, but that doesn’t mean that I didn’t make an accidental change without realizing it. I type pretty quickly and I know its bad but I shut Jaws up when it starts rambling on at me. Mi Culpa.

Thanks for any ideas.

Eileen
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