Can"t find Outlook 07 inside Post In Dicussion Group? Ourlook 2007

Hello,
For the last 7months, I have received on a daily basis in my Inbox or Junk
mail folder in double copy or in triplicate e-mails. That situation as you
can may imagine encumber my two folders, and slow down my process of checking
e-mail and jam my outlook... Can we remedy once and for all this annoying
situation...? Do I need to change my parameters or check mark one of my
options in Outlook Tools/Options... ribbon?
Thank you.
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brittany

Re: Can"t find Outlook 07 inside Post In Dicussion Group? Ourlook 2007

This is a .NET programmers discussion group. Try a newsgroup with Outlook
in its name.


"kermor" wrote in message
news:BDE355DF-020E-4795-A9F2-0B20B1523685@microsoft.com...
> Hello,
> For the last 7months, I have received on a daily basis in my Inbox or Junk
> mail folder in double copy or in triplicate e-mails. That situation as you
> can may imagine encumber my two folders, and slow down my process of
> checking
> e-mail and jam my outlook... Can we remedy once and for all this annoying
> situation...? Do I need to change my parameters or check mark one of my
> options in Outlook Tools/Options... ribbon?
> Thank you.
> --
>
>
> brittany

Re: Can"t find Outlook 07 inside Post In Dicussion Group? Ourlook 2007

attract us. It is we ourselves who choose it voluntarily, and will it to
prevail over us. So that we are masters of the situation; and in this man
yields to himself. But in pleasure it is man who yields to pleasure. Now
only mastery and sovereignty bring glory, and only slavery brings shame.

161. Vanity.--How wonderful it is that a thing so evident as the vanity of
the world is so little known, that it is a strange and surprising thing to
say that it is foolish to seek greatness?

162. He who will know fully the vanity of man has only to consider the
causes and effects of love. The cause is a je ne sais quoi (Corneille), and
the effects are dreadful. This je ne sais quoi, so small an object that we
cannot recognise it, agitates a whole country, princes, armies, the entire
world.

Cleopatra's nose: had it been shorter, the whole aspect of the world would
have been altered.

163. Vanity.--The cause and the effects of love: Cleopatra.

164. He who does not see the vanity of the world is himself very vain.
Indeed who do not see it but youths who are absorbed in fame, diversion, and
the thought of the future? But take away diversion, and you will see them
dried up with weariness. They feel then their nothingness without knowing
it; for it is indeed to be unhappy to be in insufferable sadness as soon as
we are reduced to thinking of self and have no diversion.

165. Thoughts.--In omnibus requiem quaesivi.21 If our condition were truly
happy, we not need diversion from thinking of it in order to make ourselves
happy.

166. Diversion