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21 Jan 2012   #1

windows 7 home premium
 
 
How do I change single click to double click to open emails?

WLM opens emails with a single click rather than just selecting the email. The boxes selecting double click to open are checked. This box is in the folders section and may be for folders ouyside of WLM. I want single click to select and double click to open emails.
TIA

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21 Jan 2012   #2

Windows 7 Enterprise Trial 32-bit SP1
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by flyboyo2 View Post
WLM opens emails with a single click rather than just selecting the email. The boxes selecting double click to open are checked. This box is in the folders section and may be for folders ouyside of WLM. I want single click to select and double click to open emails.
TIA
Correct. "Folder Options" refers to Windows Explorer. The "folders" within a program, like WLM, are under the control of the program. However I noticed that my version of WLM (2009) behaves the way you want without the "Reading" pane turned on. If I turn it on then a single click shows the email in the reading pane. If I turn it off, it takes a double click to open the email to view it. The reading pane is controlled via the "Layout" Viewing option.
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24 Nov 2012   #3

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
 
 

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