Mark all read

In a previous life WLM Quick access toolbar had an icon for "mark all read"
I cant work out how to get it back there.

Also previously my newsgroup list could be seen in the left hand pane along
with my email addresses, now I can have either email or newsgroups but not
both at the same time.

If anyone has any ideas how I might fix this it would be much appreciated.

?"David Storm" wrote in message news:...

In a previous life WLM Quick access toolbar had an icon for "mark all read"
I cant work out how to get it back there.

Also previously my newsgroup list could be seen in the left hand pane along
with my email addresses, now I can have either email or newsgroups but not
both at the same time.

If anyone has any ideas how I might fix this it would be much appreciated.

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If you clock on "folders on the top line of the ribbon, "mark all read" will
appear under the "messages" section. So it's a 3 click operation to mark
all messages read. Sort of klunky compared to having it on the Quick access
bar but it does work.

Can't help you with your other question.

"bobster" wrote in message news:igav61$oni$...

?"David Storm" wrote in message news:...

In a previous life WLM Quick access toolbar had an icon for "mark all read"
I cant work out how to get it back there.

Also previously my newsgroup list could be seen in the left hand pane along
with my email addresses, now I can have either email or newsgroups but not
both at the same time.

If anyone has any ideas how I might fix this it would be much appreciated.

================================================== ===============================

If you clock on "folders on the top line of the ribbon, "mark all read" will
appear under the "messages" section. So it's a 3 click operation to mark
all messages read. Sort of klunky compared to having it on the Quick access
bar but it does work.

Can't help you with your other question.

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Thanks bobster I will have to keep fiddling.

Almost every command (including Mark All Read) can be added to the Quick Access Toolbar.
Simply right-click on the command, and it will give you the QAT option.


Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP
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"David Storm" wrote in message news:...



"bobster" wrote in message news:igav61$oni$...

?"David Storm" wrote in message news:...

In a previous life WLM Quick access toolbar had an icon for "mark all read"
I cant work out how to get it back there.

Also previously my newsgroup list could be seen in the left hand pane along
with my email addresses, now I can have either email or newsgroups but not
both at the same time.

If anyone has any ideas how I might fix this it would be much appreciated.

================================================== ===============================

If you clock on "folders on the top line of the ribbon, "mark all read" will
appear under the "messages" section. So it's a 3 click operation to mark
all messages read. Sort of klunky compared to having it on the Quick access
bar but it does work.

Can't help you with your other question.

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Thanks bobster I will have to keep fiddling.

On 08/01/2011 23:37, David Storm wrote:
> In a previous life WLM Quick access toolbar had an icon for "mark all
> read" I cant work out how to get it back there.
>
> Also previously my newsgroup list could be seen in the left hand pane
> along with my email addresses, now I can have either email or newsgroups
> but not both at the same time.
>
> If anyone has any ideas how I might fix this it would be much appreciated.

I have no answer either question, as I just use WLM for mail.
I prefer and use Thunderbird for newsgroups anyway, which has the mark
all read option on the right-click menu.

George

"Gary VanderMolen" wrote in message
news:igbqfi$7kt$...

Almost every command (including Mark All Read) can be added to the Quick
Access Toolbar.
Simply right-click on the command, and it will give you the QAT option.


Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP
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Great, I remember that now, Thanks Gary...

You're very welcome.

Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP
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"David Storm" wrote in message news:...


"Gary VanderMolen" wrote in message
news:igbqfi$7kt$...

Almost every command (including Mark All Read) can be added to the Quick
Access Toolbar.
Simply right-click on the command, and it will give you the QAT option.


Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP
------------------------------------------------

Great, I remember that now, Thanks Gary...