... messages back. Using Outlook 2003, we only get one message back. We therefore thought that something may have changed in recent updates to Windows XP that caused Outlook 2003 to no longer operate as it used to. Not wanting to lose the features of Outlook, we then upgraded to Outlook 2007, and it works in the same way as Outlook 2003. In other words, it doesn't do the job. We have now gone all the way back to Outlook ...

... methods with the assumption that I am doing something fundementally wrong but all to no avail. My hopes to switch from QuikBooks are being dashed a t the moment. Any input here would be greatly appreciated as I am losing sleep over this now. :) "mrtimpeterson via OfficeKB.com" wrote: Joel, The "upset" does subside over time with MS. The crazy-maker is that you even have to be ...

...three messages back. Using Outlook 2003, we only get one message back. We therefore thought that something may have changed in recent updates to Windows XP that caused Outlook 2003 to no longer operate as it used to. Not wanting to lose the features of Outlook, we then upgraded to Outlook 2007, and it works in the same way as Outlook 2003. In other words, it doesn't do the job. We have now gone all the way back to Outlook Express,...

.... At that point, McCain committed his original sin -- out of pique, I believe -- questioning Obama's patriotism, saying the Democrat would rather lose a war than lose an election. Ever since, McCain's campaign has been a series of snide and demeaning ads accompanied by the daily gush of untruths that have now been widely documented ...

...@jackson9000.fsnet.co.uk> writes: On 17 Sep, 21:32, an...@mips.complang.tuwien.ac.at (Anton Ertl) wrote: [>>Gerry] Well yes, but the point I tried to make was that the caller of EXECUTE-PARSING-FILE loses control until the word executed (xyz-helper in your example) has completed, whereupon the file is closed. So the caller cannot process the file itself. What kind of processing do you have in mind? What's wrong with doing that ...

.... They shouldn't have allowed themselves into being suckered into trying to live beyond their means while over-consuming and the rest for hoping to make a tidy profit by putting their homes at risk. They will lose their homes, still owe money, and be generally fucked. If any of them have other debts, they may well be forced into bankruptcy. As I said, shit happens and particularly to the unwary. Many of...

.... It would appear that the driver had a business that was failing and had an family arguement earlier that day. Stress has probably led to drinking with these tragic results. Sadly such stress can also lead to a condition known in the US as "going postal" where stressed out people lose it and try and take down others with them. I wonder if this was a factor in this crash or if it was just going out of control while drunk. Fod

... news:200BC584-CAC7-4A8A-854F-8E8396D0A478@microsoft.com... I exported my contacts with the catergories in a pst folder. I need to install exsiting categories on another computer. When I import my contacts I lose my created catergories in the "Master Category List". How do I get my created categories into the "Master Category List" without having to retype them. ...

...in message news:200BC584-CAC7-4A8A-854F-8E8396D0A478@microsoft.com... I exported my contacts with the catergories in a pst folder. I need to install exsiting categories on another computer. When I import my contacts I lose my created catergories in the "Master Category List". How do I get my created categories into the "Master Category List" without having to retype them. -- ...

... in message news:200BC584-CAC7-4A8A-854F-8E8396D0A478@microsoft.com... I exported my contacts with the catergories in a pst folder. I need to install exsiting categories on another computer. When I import my contacts I lose my created catergories in the "Master Category List". How do I get my created categories into the "Master Category List" without having to retype them. -- Thank you... ...