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Geez, how did I miss this?<br />
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I scoured every nook and cranny of Outlook (2007's) option tabs three times and never saw it.<br />
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Thanks for your help!
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Geez, how did I miss this?

I scoured every nook and cranny of Outlook (2007's) option tabs three times and never saw it.

Thanks for your help!

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In MS Outlook, there is an option somewhere to specify what you want the cursor to do after you delete an email. &nbsp;The choices are to move up or to move down.<br />
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Imagine you delete an email that is in the middle of your list of email. &nbsp;If you're working your way from the top down, you'd want the cursor to move down after a deletion. &nbsp;If you're working your way from the bottom up, then you'd want the cursor to move up to the next email.<br />
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I want to change this setting and I can't find where to do it. 
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In MS Outlook, there is an option somewhere to specify what you want the cursor to do after you delete an email.  The choices are to move up or to move down.

Imagine you delete an email that is in the middle of your list of email.  If you're working your way from the top down, you'd want the cursor to move down after a deletion.  If you're working your way from the bottom up, then you'd want the cursor to move up to the next email.

I want to change this setting and I can't find where to do it. 

Outlook cursor action after deleting an email

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