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Cannot see the name of the mails in Sent folder

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Danikb
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Hi, i cannot see nothing in main area ... When i go in Sent folder, area is empty, but when i click in window content of the mail shows in down screen area.... All messages is there, but can`t see nothing.. no subject, no date, no nothing ! What can i do to fix that ?

Hi, i cannot see nothing in main area ... When i go in Sent folder, area is empty, but when i click in window content of the mail shows in down screen area.... All messages is there, but can`t see nothing.. no subject, no date, no nothing ! What can i do to fix that ?

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If I understand you correctly: In the Sent folder, the list of emails appears to be empty, but if you click on a 'hidden' email, it appears correctly in the Message Pane.

Try this: click on the small icon that is located to the far right of the column headers and select 'Reset columns to default'. see image below as aid.

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Toad-Hall
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If I understand you correctly: In the Sent folder, the list of emails appears to be empty, but if you click on a 'hidden' email, it appears correctly in the Message Pane.

Try this: click on the small icon that is located to the far right of the column headers and select 'Reset columns to default'. see image below as aid.