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Strange because it works for me perfectly (in WebApp though, not in Windows 8 App):
also: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows/people/manage-people-contact-list
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Check the box for the first contact then hold shift + arrow down to select all.
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I'm having the same problem. By accident I found I could get a list of just groups in "People" by clicking on "Settings", and under "Filter All Contacts" I unticked Messenger and Outlook and that just left my Groups in the Left hand pane. Hope that helps temporarily.
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A simple workaround would be to temporarily move all of your deleted messages to a new folder ("Zombies") and search within that. Then, when you're done with whatever you're moving about, just delete the folder, which will (once again) delete all of the messages within it.
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There's an even better way to do this in Outlook.com! In the Outlook People category scroll to the bottom off your contacts and look for the red box with a white # character in it. Click on this red box and you will get this index, instead of only 2 groups, now you've got 26 groups, all created automatically:
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In the upper left-hand corner of of Outlook there's the word Outlook with a picture of an envelope next to it and a downward pointing white arrow which you can click to display the online services menu. From the online services menu select People, the entry in the red square. That's where you'll find your contact list.
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It appears that groups are now just listed in the alphabetical listing on the left side, in amongst all of your contacts. Simply scroll down to find your group, click it, then you'll be able to edit it.
As you can see from my screen shot, my two groups, "test" and "Test2" have an icon to indicate that they're groups. Clicking it adds "Edit" and "Delete" ...
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As long as she typed "www.hotmail.com" or "www.outlook.com" into the address bar of her browser then anything that comes up asking her to change her password is probably legitimate.
However, if this is a link from an e-mail then it's probably best not to click it. Go to the site directly and change the password from the "Account settings" option on the menu ...
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I haven't found a way to print a weekly or monthly Outlook.com calendar list from Chrome, my preferred browser. When I want to do that, I access Outlook.com from the Internet Explorer browser and select "Agenda" from the View dropdown menu in the OUtlook upper right corner. Then click File > Print Preview on the IE Menu Bar and choose desirable a print size. ...
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This response from Microsoft states that the feature isn't available, and that one of the workarounds is to sync the calendar to Microsoft Outlook so it can be printed there
If you don't want to use Outlook, no doubt you can export the calendar and print it in whatever calendar application you use
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I'm not sure how you've managed to get rid of all your function buttons, but you could try the shortcut shift + P to print.
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Turns out, there is nothing to be done in such a situation.
This is the only time I've had an issue with a lost draft and this happened at a time when Outlook.com had just launched. All this to say that even the reason for why the draft suddenly disappeared will remain unknown.
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I will answer this question assuming that you're using outlook.com.
There are two things that could be happening here:
1- Your emails are not sorted by date. To fix this, go to your inbox and sort the emails by Date as shown here.
2- Your emails may be getting grouped by conversation. When this happens, messages are not shown individually and they may ...
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For the new Gmail, you can open new tabs in the browser by pressing Ctrl + click on the tab.
However, if you close your browser and reopen it, the tabs that you have opened from gmail will not show up (blank pages). The workaround is to open new tabs from gmail (any new inbox tabs) and then copy paste the link address of the old gmail tabs to that new inbox ...
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