Can someone tell me where I can find the checkmark for answered questions.

"alleycat" wrote ...
Can someone tell me where I can find the checkmark for answered
questions.

No details.
No context.
Did you really expect an answer with such an overly vague question?

http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
http://users.tpg.com.au/bzyhjr/liszt.html
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/555375

sorry i didn't mean to bother you i am just starting to do this and i didn't
quite know how to explain it. All i was looking for is the green checkmark -
i thought maybe I had to insert it when I got my question answered. I keep
seeing these checkmarks over the red questions mark. Once again I am sorry.

"VanguardLH" wrote:

"alleycat" wrote ...
Can someone tell me where I can find the checkmark for answered
questions.

No details.
No context.
Did you really expect an answer with such an overly vague question?

http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
http://users.tpg.com.au/bzyhjr/liszt.html
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/555375

"alleycat" wrote ...
sorry i didn't mean to bother you i am just starting to do this and
i didn't
quite know how to explain it. All i was looking for is the green
checkmark -

"The green checkmark" is WHERE? You are asking your question in an
Outlook newsgroup. The title of the newsgroup specifies the topic(s)
covered by that newsgroup. So where in OUTLOOK is this "green
checkmark"?

i thought maybe I had to insert it when I got my question answered.
I keep
seeing these checkmarks over the red questions mark. Once again I am
sorry.

We are not there looking over your shoulder. You need to specify
where in Outlook or what you do in Outlook to generate the effect that
you are describing.

Also, there are different versions of Outlook because there are
different features in them. You need to specify which version of
Outlook with which you are having difficulties.

VanguardLH wrote:

"The green checkmark" is WHERE? You are asking your question in an
Outlook newsgroup. The title of the newsgroup specifies the topic(s)
covered by that newsgroup. So where in OUTLOOK is this "green
checkmark"?

I'll bet it's an artifact of the web interface Microsoft provides.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

I just thought I had to check off somewhere when a specific question was
answered. Obviously I am not in the right group and need to do a lot more
reading before I use this service. Thanks
"Brian Tillman" wrote:

VanguardLH wrote:

"The green checkmark" is WHERE? You are asking your question in an
Outlook newsgroup. The title of the newsgroup specifies the topic(s)
covered by that newsgroup. So where in OUTLOOK is this "green
checkmark"?

I'll bet it's an artifact of the web interface Microsoft provides.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

"alleycat" wrote ...

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

VanguardLH wrote:

"The green checkmark" is WHERE? You are asking your question in
an
Outlook newsgroup. The title of the newsgroup specifies the
topic(s)
covered by that newsgroup. So where in OUTLOOK is this "green
checkmark"?

I'll bet it's an artifact of the web interface Microsoft provides.


I just thought I had to check off somewhere when a specific question
was
answered. Obviously I am not in the right group and need to do a lot
more
reading before I use this service. Thanks

Oh, so the problem isn't with Outlook. It seems to me that you are
asking about how to use Microsoft's CDO interface to newsgroups (i.e.,
their webnews-for-dummies pages). You might find using a real NNTP
(network news transfer protocol) client, like Outlook Express, is a
better means of accessing Usenet. Use msnews.microsoft.com in OE as
the newsgroups server name. Then subscribe to whichever newsgroups
where you want to lurk or participate.