... in advanced. "Alistair Doran" wrote: Hello All Has anyone experiance a problem where your RSS feeds in Outlook 2007 are being reset as unread when they have been read. Since I updated to SP1 I'm getting on a regular basis feeds that I have read being remark as unread and it's becoming a real pain! Alistair

Hello All Has anyone experiance a problem where your RSS feeds in Outlook 2007 are being reset as unread when they have been read. Since I updated to SP1 I'm getting on a regular basis feeds that I have read being remark as unread and it's becoming a real pain! Alistair

Hi Marvin It looks like there are many people including myself with this problem and MS isn't saying anything about it. I'm hoping something is done soon as it's quite the pain wouldn't you say? I've seen many posts across many forums and not one soul with an answer. If either of us finds one post it here for the other to use ;o) Jason

...>> Is there any known cause /cure for Outlook rendering so lowly in the reading pane that you can't be sure whether what your reading is actually related to the e'mail you selected without checking the header.... It may also be related to the fact that the unread e'Mails number doesn't update in the tree after I've moved e'Mails until I reboot.... --H---

... me down. | | Is there any known cause /cure for Outlook rendering so lowly in the | reading pane that you can't be sure whether what your reading is | actually related to the e'mail you selected without checking the | header.... | | It may also be related to the fact that the unread e'Mails number | doesn't update in the tree after I've moved e'Mails until I reboot.... | | --H---

... me down. Is there any known cause /cure for Outlook rendering so lowly in the reading pane that you can't be sure whether what your reading is actually related to the e'mail you selected without checking the header.... It may also be related to the fact that the unread e'Mails number doesn't update in the tree after I've moved e'Mails until I reboot.... --H---

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