Anyway see http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7423886/
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"Buddy" <Bu...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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"BillR [MVP]" wrote:
> That appears to have worked. Thank you very much - easy when you now how! Regards Buddy
In any event, if you can't get unsubbed, this is the one thing that the
blocked senders list is good for - or create a rule to delete messages from
the sender.
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"Sharonie2" <Shar...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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In 2003 I can not find where to stop them so every time I boot into xp and
use office 2003 the feed from msnbc start flowing into the RSS folder.
Anyone know where to stop them in 2003?
"Even though Outlook 2003 doesn't contain an RSS reader, there are other
programs that allow you to view any RSS Feed......"
"cwiseley" <cwis...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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: In office 2007 they are easy to stop. There is a method to uncheck RSS
: >
: >
cwiseley;40928 Wrote:
> In office 2007 they are easy to stop. There is a method to uncheck RSS
> feeds
> in tools|options|other and mail format | advanced
>
> In 2003 I can not find where to stop them so every time I boot into xp
> and
> use office 2003 the feed from msnbc start flowing into the RSS folder.
>
> Anyone know where to stop them in 2003?
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