Re: Outlook express misinterpretations
From Jerome Laheurte <lah...@cicrp.jussieu.fr>
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· 24 Jun 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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"John Griswold" <jgr...@geocities.com> writes: > I am going to admit my ignorance. I'm new to the group and I am using > Outlook Express. In it's infinite user-friendliness, OE displays \\* > as file:\\*, which, of course, messes up some pretty cool artworks. I > have checked OE help, but it was not very helpful in turning this > "feature" off. I have not seen a FAQ posted, either. Can somebody > offer suggestions? I don't know if this contains what you're looking for, and more, it's in french, but http://UsenetFR.free.fr/faqoe.htm I've heard it's very useful for OE users. -- J�r�me Laheurte <lah...@cicrp.jussieu.fr> Alex Haley was adopted!
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