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ChopperCentury: could not find tools/organize...<br />
innovatorengineer: added steps to go to the Unread Mail section<br />
chris_bottomley: this got me very close, with a couple to trials I was able to set it, thanks.<br />
Points are coming shortly
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ChopperCentury: could not find tools/organize...
innovatorengineer: added steps to go to the Unread Mail section
chris_bottomley: this got me very close, with a couple to trials I was able to set it, thanks.
Points are coming shortly

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Hello,<br />
I am using Outlook 2010, my question has to do with the incoming &quot;Inbox&quot; &nbsp;The messages, as they come in and are not read, have a &quot;bold black&quot; font type. &nbsp;Once they are read they are NOT bold type. &nbsp;One would think that this difference would be sufficient to note which email has been read, and which have not. &nbsp;My eyes just cannot detect this difference, so I am hoping to change that &quot;bold black&quot; to &quot;bold RED&quot; type. &nbsp;I have searched the Options setting and just cannot find a setting that will do this. &nbsp;Is there a setting for this? &nbsp;If so, please send me the path/location for this setting.<br />
thanks
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Hello,
I am using Outlook 2010, my question has to do with the incoming "Inbox"  The messages, as they come in and are not read, have a "bold black" font type.  Once they are read they are NOT bold type.  One would think that this difference would be sufficient to note which email has been read, and which have not.  My eyes just cannot detect this difference, so I am hoping to change that "bold black" to "bold RED" type.  I have searched the Options setting and just cannot find a setting that will do this.  Is there a setting for this?  If so, please send me the path/location for this setting.
thanks

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