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   From: nforystek@neotext.org   
      
   To ensure the numbers are back to resetted zero, (even removing the account   
   and adding it may not do this) you have to go to the maintenence window and   
   click each button from top to bottom, then back up to top, and back to   
   bottom, do this until the numbers are zero.  Then you can bobbin your   
   heading.   
      
      
   "Nicholas R Forystek"  wrote in message   
   news:8ALmw.780263$_k.658754@fx16.iad...   
   > There's many ways Outlook Express has more features to it's News Reading   
   > by unknown practice.  For instance, Subscribe to a few groups, click OK   
   > and don't click the group, click the account and highlight all groups and   
   > set to get headers only, and sync.  Then return to the groups list, (you   
   > can also select all groups instead), subscribe, then reset list and click   
   > OK.  Enrich is the factor.  Headings and whether you all or new messages   
   > in order when you setup the same account twice has canvas sitting in   
   > assist the time in come recreate the origin bundle.  If you choose Options   
   > from the top menu, you can use Maintenece tab for setting different resets   
   > against the sync for all them, or you can select each group seperate and   
   > seperatly effect the Maintence.  Not, "GoTo" takes all your powder from   
   > you when you need OK to close the window and eye needs to be patient not   
   > to accidently click the group souly it prepairs ducking knew all the long.   
   > Also the "Catch UP" use of selecting all and not having the messages for   
   > instance, or returning with the "Mark as Unread" speaks out of turn the   
   > came to blow out the IHAVE and never paid headings.  WHich is also hood   
   > ganked tied to deleting what you wouldn't want.  Against sync these sumble   
   > at the very HD lean in NTFS first way of the burst in the whole entire   
   > when they drive.   
   >   
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