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&gt;&gt; When I delete an email by selecting it in outlook express and hitting the &quot;del&quot; key on my keyboard, outlook express automatically jumps to the next email. <br />
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That is perfectly normal. Once you delete an email from any folder other than deleted items, the email automatically goes to the deleted items folder , hence OE jumps to next email... <br />
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Your second part of the question is not the same as the first. <br />
What is your issue is not clear ?
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>> When I delete an email by selecting it in outlook express and hitting the "del" key on my keyboard, outlook express automatically jumps to the next email.

That is perfectly normal. Once you delete an email from any folder other than deleted items, the email automatically goes to the deleted items folder , hence OE jumps to next email...

Your second part of the question is not the same as the first.
What is your issue is not clear ?

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I don't want it to jump to the next email.
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I don't want it to jump to the next email.

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Dear Experts<br />
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When I delete an email by selecting it in outlook express and hitting the &quot;del&quot; key on my keyboard, outlook express automatically jumps to the next email. How can I stop this from happening so that I have to manually select each email before it is opened?<br />
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Many thanks
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Dear Experts

When I delete an email by selecting it in outlook express and hitting the "del" key on my keyboard, outlook express automatically jumps to the next email. How can I stop this from happening so that I have to manually select each email before it is opened?

Many thanks

Outlook Express manually open email

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