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From: Happydiva on 14 Jan 2010 13:08
I have accidently marked all messages in my supervisor's inbox read or
unread. Needless to say he was not a happy camper. Others have also done
likewise. Is there a way to undo read/unread to show the inbox as it was
previously. Or could there be a prompt added to warn that the entire inbox
will be marked read/unread. Do you want to continue? This would save alot of
man hours those whose inboxes accidently marked incorrectly and save jobs for
those folk like me who accidently marked incorrectly.
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Happydiva
From: Diane Poremsky [MVP] on 14 Jan 2010 13:35
There is no undo, unfortunately, and there isn't a built in warning, but you
might be able to use VBA to pop up a warning.

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"Happydiva" <Happydiva(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have accidently marked all messages in my supervisor's inbox read or
> unread. Needless to say he was not a happy camper. Others have also done
> likewise. Is there a way to undo read/unread to show the inbox as it was
> previously. Or could there be a prompt added to warn that the entire
> inbox
> will be marked read/unread. Do you want to continue? This would save alot
> of
> man hours those whose inboxes accidently marked incorrectly and save jobs
> for
> those folk like me who accidently marked incorrectly.
> --
> Happydiva

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