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Old October 13th 10, 07:03 AM
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Question "Send and Receive all Folders" button missing

Hi,

with my main account, the "send/receive all folders" button on the HOME ribbon is missing. All other mail accounts show this button. The main account is Exchange, the others POP3. Office 2010 x64 / Windows 7 Ultimate x64.






Any idea how to get it back ? Thanks for all tips !
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