Diane
Tue May 06 07:04:27 PDT 2008
did you try closing one of the windows using the X button in the upper right
corner?
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"Mark Corbelli" <m_corbelli@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:v7ZTj.39434$Bb3.28752@trnddc01...
> Weird problem. I have a work email that when I log into uses Microsoft
> Outlook. I use Outlook Express for my personal email so I'm not that well
> versed with Outlook. Last week, my laptop started bringing up two
> identical screens for Outlook when I logged on. I can pull the one screen
> over to the left to cover up one of the Outlooks so I can still use it,
> but I would like it to stop. It's strange because if I use the kid's
> computers to log on, it doesn't do this, so it must be a setting wrong on
> my laptop, but I don't know where to start since I normally don't use
> Outlook.
>