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I might be trying to make this to simple or am missing the point of your question(!) but if you hold down the shift key and then press the delete key, the message will be permanently deleted

I havent been able to replicate the condition you have listed so I am not sure whether this will work but it might be worth giving it a go. Select the Deleted Items folder on Outlook and then go to Tools and select Recover Deleted Items

Have you tried Incredimail - its free, does everything that Outlook Express can do and more. Have a look at www.incredimail.com

My e-mail is set up through MS Outlook XP and connects through a local cable provider. I have set up three alias using three separate accounts but with the same user name and password. I have also set up a rule that when a mail is received through a specified account it is moved to a specific...

One way is to select the "View %" button on the toolbar and then: Hold down CTRL and ALT keys and press the UP ARROW to zoom in and the DOWN ARROW to zoom out.

Almost certainly, the Org Chart you are trying to access has been created in Organization Chart 2.0 and only Organization Chart 1.0 is on your computer. The only way I can think to edit this Organization Chart object is to open the presentation on a computer that has Organization Chart 2.0...

Hi again. What exactly is the error message you are getting when you try to change hatten.ttf. If the error message says: "If you change a filename, the file may become unusable. Are you sure you want to change it?" Answer yes and this will allow the rename.

This is a known problem with Office 97. You need to identify a font called hatten.ttf then temporarily rename it to, say, hatten.xxx. Remove the Access software by using Add/Remove programs then re-install the Access software. Rename the font back to hatten.ttf. This fix definitely works - I...

SMAH you're a diamond ... thanks for the suggestion. Just goes to show the power of Tek Tips.. I'be being trying to sport this problem for ages.

Thanks for the response; yes, the "specific words" facility is within 2000 but this doesn't achieve what I want to do. I want to identify mails that do not have a specific word in the senders address.

I would like to write a rule that allocates an action to any incoming mail that does not contain a specific word in the sender's address. Any one any ideas????????