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I am running windows XP. I tried to open news reader in Office Outlook 2003. When I dragged news to the Go Menu, I dragged it to the wrong place.Now it is missing in the commands list. What to do?
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Hardrock,
This isn't clear to me at all. What is 'command tab' and 'commands list'? What did you drag?
Will View>Toolbars>Modify ... help? It will let you drag command icons to a toolbar.
Kees
Go to Outlook 2003 help in starting news reader for the first time. You must insert news from a list to the Go command before you can use news reader. When I tried to drag news to the go menu I lost it and do not know where it went. Now it no longer shows up in the list.
Sorry, I don't have Outlook 2003, so I can't tell you.
The only things I can suggest:
- Look in the Help, or search on google.
- Back to a previous system restore point
- Uninstall and reinstall the program. It's quite possible these are settings in a file which isn't uninstalled, so have a close look at both the folder in Program Files, appropiate files in your Documents and Settings folder, and the registry after the uninstall.
Kees
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