Hi Diane,

No, I've already displayed the status bar. What I used to see was text
somewhat like 'All Views Updated' after Outlook had displayed all the
updated Exchange info after I logged into an account. Now, the only thing I
see in the status bar is the Online/Offline notification. I know this is
what is displayed after the views have been updated, but what I want to see
is the progress, then completion, of the views being updated. Becuase I
have to pop in and out of a bunch of accounts, seeing the completion message
allows me to begin updating info right away after the view is updated
instead of relying on watching Task Manager in the sys tray to see when the
CPU use drops after Outlook is done updating.

Make sense or did I confuse things? In any event, I do appreciate your
response.

Tony


"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote in message
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View, status bar?

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"Tony" wrote in message
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Hi All,

Recently got a new machine onto which I installed Outlook 2K3. On my
previous machine, also with 2K3, I was able to see synchronization
information in the right side of the status bar. Now I can't remember
how I turned that functionality on (if it wasn't on by default). One of
my duties requires me to log into 10+ mail accounts and I found the
information that was displayed useful. If anyone can help, I'd sure
appreciate it.

Thanks & Ciao,

Tony