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JGreg7
I have created several "pst" files that I use to sort my mail into. Each of
these files has a "IN" and a "SENT" folder. In the normal Inbox folder, the
field headings are "From, Subject, Received," etc. and in the normal Sent
folder they are "To, Subject, Sent," etc.
The problem is that the field headings randomly change such that the IN
folder has the field headings To, Subject, and Sent and in the SENT folder
has From, Subject, and Received.
I can use the Field Chooser to change them back, but the settings will
change at a later date.
This happens both in the main file (outlook.ost), and the local pst folders
I use to file old e-mails in. This is random, sometimes one folder,
sometimes several, never consistently.
Everything else in the computer seems to work normally, the AV is up to
date, so are the updates. This has been going on for over a year and is just
plain annoying.
Any ideas on how to fix this? Alternatively, is there a special type of
folder that only allows a specific configuration?
The computer is shutdown every day, and restarted every morning. The
operating system is: Windows XP-SP2, Office Pro 2003-SP1, ThinkPad T-60
Laptop, Symantec Anti-Virus 9.0
these files has a "IN" and a "SENT" folder. In the normal Inbox folder, the
field headings are "From, Subject, Received," etc. and in the normal Sent
folder they are "To, Subject, Sent," etc.
The problem is that the field headings randomly change such that the IN
folder has the field headings To, Subject, and Sent and in the SENT folder
has From, Subject, and Received.
I can use the Field Chooser to change them back, but the settings will
change at a later date.
This happens both in the main file (outlook.ost), and the local pst folders
I use to file old e-mails in. This is random, sometimes one folder,
sometimes several, never consistently.
Everything else in the computer seems to work normally, the AV is up to
date, so are the updates. This has been going on for over a year and is just
plain annoying.
Any ideas on how to fix this? Alternatively, is there a special type of
folder that only allows a specific configuration?
The computer is shutdown every day, and restarted every morning. The
operating system is: Windows XP-SP2, Office Pro 2003-SP1, ThinkPad T-60
Laptop, Symantec Anti-Virus 9.0