Understood. Sorry I was not clear on the update procedure.
However, what is the purpose of only allowing "Conversation On" ONLY when
sorting by "Sent" Column?
This makes no sense to me. I did notice that "Conversation On" now applies
to your regular emails too. No doubt it has something to do with that. At
any rate, as stated before, this makes it more difficult to keep track of
the conversations that I have flagged as "Watch".
"...winston" <> wrote in message
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> "JCO" wrote in message news:iac5io$uhu$...
>
> Running Windows 7 Ultimate, 64 bit.
>
> I guess my WLM updated to a new version (2011). Now when I view my
> newsgroup, all conversations are in separate threads. I can't follow the
> conversation at all. In the past, a thread (topic someone started) had
> each
> individual conversation placed underneath. This way you would go to the
> thread and expand to see the full activity that took place.
>
> After reading on the Internet, I did find out that you can change it to
> Expand/Collapse by first sorting on the "Sent" column. Once you do this,
> the "Conversation" icon and the "Expand/Collapse" are enabled. You must
> turn Conversation to On, then click Expand. What is stupid (or at least I
> don't understand it) is that it only remains in this mode as long as the
> sort is by the "Sent" column. I usually like to sort by the "Watch".
> Even
> if I try to sort by the "Author" (so that my threads are together) it
> disables the Conversation Threads.
>
> This is just not very intuitive. I want to sort by any thing possible
> while
> leaving the Conversations "On" and it set to "Expand/Collapse". Does
> anybody understand this better?
>
> Thanks
>>>
>>>
> Conversation mode is applicable only when Sorted by Sent.
>
> Fyi...The user configurable settings in Windows Update for receiving
> Microsoft update(WLM is one) and installing automatically(or auto download
> but choose to install, or notify before download and choose to install)
> are the most likely reason the software was updated. WLM doesn't update
> anything..Windows or the user does.
>
>
> ...winston
>
>
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