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MS Outlook XP keeps Deleting files and sorting wrong
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All the sudden for no reason I'm aware of my MS outlook is sorting my stuff wrong. In fact when i tell it to sort to a folder, the delete folder keeps popping up as the selected folder but where you change it on the link it shows the correct folder! Not only that, I'm getting tons of duplicates! I was shocked to also discover my downloads were going to the trash bin! Could it be the XP 2 pack update killing my software? I'm not sure it started then, but it's possible.:evil:
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