Outlook 2016 - Can “mark as read” be completely disabled?
I already have turned off automatic "Mark as read" by following the instructions at Do not automatically mark as read
Is there a way to completely disable any and all automatic "Mark as read", even if you double click the message to open it?
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I already have turned off automatic "Mark as read" by following the instructions at Do not automatically mark as read
Is there a way to completely disable any and all automatic "Mark as read", even if you double click the message to open it?
microsoft-outlook-2016
edited Jan 14 at 19:03
Debra
3,85011021
asked Jan 14 at 10:32
R. KutR. Kut
1
add a comment |
I already have turned off automatic "Mark as read" by following the instructions at Do not automatically mark as read
Is there a way to completely disable any and all automatic "Mark as read", even if you double click the message to open it?
microsoft-outlook-2016
edited Jan 14 at 19:03
Debra
3,85011021
asked Jan 14 at 10:32
R. KutR. Kut
1
I already have turned off automatic "Mark as read" by following the instructions at Do not automatically mark as read
Is there a way to completely disable any and all automatic "Mark as read", even if you double click the message to open it?
microsoft-outlook-2016
microsoft-outlook-2016
edited Jan 14 at 19:03
Debra
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asked Jan 14 at 10:32
R. KutR. Kut
1
edited Jan 14 at 19:03
Debra
3,85011021
asked Jan 14 at 10:32
R. KutR. Kut
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edited Jan 14 at 19:03
Debra
3,85011021
edited Jan 14 at 19:03
Debra
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edited Jan 14 at 19:03
Debra
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asked Jan 14 at 10:32
R. KutR. Kut
1
asked Jan 14 at 10:32
R. KutR. Kut
1
asked Jan 14 at 10:32
R. KutR. Kut
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As far as I know, this is not realizable in Outlook to completely disable "Mark as read" even when you double click to open the email.
Why you want to keep messages unread?
answered Jan 15 at 3:25
PerryPerry
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My colleague go trough his list of emails and decide then which email need to be answered first. But in the end he lose track of what he allready had done.
– R. Kut
Jan 15 at 6:25
If a message was replied, we may see a message in the Infobar: "You replied to this message on..." In my opinion, he can also add flags to emails that he haven't replied as a workaround.
– Perry
Jan 16 at 1:04
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As far as I know, this is not realizable in Outlook to completely disable "Mark as read" even when you double click to open the email.
Why you want to keep messages unread?
answered Jan 15 at 3:25
PerryPerry
1163
My colleague go trough his list of emails and decide then which email need to be answered first. But in the end he lose track of what he allready had done.
– R. Kut
Jan 15 at 6:25
If a message was replied, we may see a message in the Infobar: "You replied to this message on..." In my opinion, he can also add flags to emails that he haven't replied as a workaround.
– Perry
Jan 16 at 1:04
add a comment |
As far as I know, this is not realizable in Outlook to completely disable "Mark as read" even when you double click to open the email.
Why you want to keep messages unread?
answered Jan 15 at 3:25
PerryPerry
1163
My colleague go trough his list of emails and decide then which email need to be answered first. But in the end he lose track of what he allready had done.
– R. Kut
Jan 15 at 6:25
If a message was replied, we may see a message in the Infobar: "You replied to this message on..." In my opinion, he can also add flags to emails that he haven't replied as a workaround.
– Perry
Jan 16 at 1:04
add a comment |
As far as I know, this is not realizable in Outlook to completely disable "Mark as read" even when you double click to open the email.
Why you want to keep messages unread?
answered Jan 15 at 3:25
PerryPerry
1163
As far as I know, this is not realizable in Outlook to completely disable "Mark as read" even when you double click to open the email.
Why you want to keep messages unread?
answered Jan 15 at 3:25
PerryPerry
1163
answered Jan 15 at 3:25
PerryPerry
1163
answered Jan 15 at 3:25
PerryPerry
1163
answered Jan 15 at 3:25
PerryPerry
1163
1163
My colleague go trough his list of emails and decide then which email need to be answered first. But in the end he lose track of what he allready had done.
– R. Kut
Jan 15 at 6:25
If a message was replied, we may see a message in the Infobar: "You replied to this message on..." In my opinion, he can also add flags to emails that he haven't replied as a workaround.
– Perry
Jan 16 at 1:04
add a comment |
My colleague go trough his list of emails and decide then which email need to be answered first. But in the end he lose track of what he allready had done.
– R. Kut
Jan 15 at 6:25
If a message was replied, we may see a message in the Infobar: "You replied to this message on..." In my opinion, he can also add flags to emails that he haven't replied as a workaround.
– Perry
Jan 16 at 1:04
My colleague go trough his list of emails and decide then which email need to be answered first. But in the end he lose track of what he allready had done.
– R. Kut
Jan 15 at 6:25
My colleague go trough his list of emails and decide then which email need to be answered first. But in the end he lose track of what he allready had done.
– R. Kut
Jan 15 at 6:25
If a message was replied, we may see a message in the Infobar: "You replied to this message on..." In my opinion, he can also add flags to emails that he haven't replied as a workaround.
– Perry
Jan 16 at 1:04
If a message was replied, we may see a message in the Infobar: "You replied to this message on..." In my opinion, he can also add flags to emails that he haven't replied as a workaround.
– Perry
Jan 16 at 1:04
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