now installed Outlook 2007 and in contrast to older versions of Express etc
where there were very handy up and donw arrows to read messages one after the
other I have to shut down the message window each time and then reopen next
message- sorry if I am being an idiot but can't find these on tool bar

thanks

Did you try the Up and Down arrow buttons on your keyboard

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"Greg" wrote in message
...
now installed Outlook 2007 and in contrast to older versions of Express etc
where there were very handy up and donw arrows to read messages one after the
other I have to shut down the message window each time and then reopen next
message- sorry if I am being an idiot but can't find these on tool bar

thanks

On Wed, 6 Jan 2010 14:15:01 -0800, Greg
wrote:

now installed Outlook 2007 and in contrast to older versions of Express etc
where there were very handy up and donw arrows to read messages one after the
other I have to shut down the message window each time and then reopen next
message- sorry if I am being an idiot but can't find these on tool bar

thanks

In the QAT (Quick Access Toolbar ) of the message window, I guess.
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Gerard

Many thanks for this - worked perfectly!

Greg

"Gérard Oomens" wrote:

On Wed, 6 Jan 2010 14:15:01 -0800, Greg
wrote:

now installed Outlook 2007 and in contrast to older versions of Express etc
where there were very handy up and donw arrows to read messages one after the
other I have to shut down the message window each time and then reopen next
message- sorry if I am being an idiot but can't find these on tool bar

thanks

In the QAT (Quick Access Toolbar ) of the message window, I guess.
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in an open message, try Ctrl+ or
in closed messages, use the arrow keys.

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"Greg" wrote in message
...
now installed Outlook 2007 and in contrast to older versions of Express
etc
where there were very handy up and donw arrows to read messages one after
the
other I have to shut down the message window each time and then reopen
next
message- sorry if I am being an idiot but can't find these on tool bar

thanks