blue arrows, purple arrows ?

Will somebody please explain why they are of different colours ? And why
arrows at all ? They have to mean something.

where are the arrows?

"jihchiang" wrote:

> Will somebody please explain why they are of different colours ? And why
> arrows at all ? They have to mean something.
>

Look at the computer screen. In front of each Subject (question heading)
there is an icon, sometimes with a little blue arrow, sometimes purple, and
sometimes both. Didn't you notice that ?
"jamesvdm" <> wrote in message
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> where are the arrows?
>
> "jihchiang" wrote:
>
>> Will somebody please explain why they are of different colours ? And why
>> arrows at all ? They have to mean something.
>>

Hello jihchiang,

Those arrows in Windows Mail show that you have either replied to the post
in a newsgroup, forwarded a message, or replied to the sender of a message.
You'll also see them if you reply to or forward an email.

"jihchiang" <> wrote in message
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> Look at the computer screen. In front of each Subject (question heading)
> there is an icon, sometimes with a little blue arrow, sometimes purple,
> and sometimes both. Didn't you notice that ?


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Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation ;-)
MVP - Windows Desktop Experience

THANK YOU, Jane C
"Jane C" <> wrote in message
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> Hello jihchiang,
>
> Those arrows in Windows Mail show that you have either replied to the post
> in a newsgroup, forwarded a message, or replied to the sender of a
> message. You'll also see them if you reply to or forward an email.
>
> "jihchiang" <> wrote in message
> news:2C3F00F8-4706-4188-9E90-...
>> Look at the computer screen. In front of each Subject (question heading)
>> there is an icon, sometimes with a little blue arrow, sometimes purple,
>> and sometimes both. Didn't you notice that ?
>
>
> --
> Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled :-)
> Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation ;-)
> MVP - Windows Desktop Experience