I am sorry....I have no idea....but it's lovely. I don't recall ever seeing that backstamp. I posting a link here to the outside of the box picture...hoping someone will see it and have an idea. Linda C Here is a link that might be useful:

Thanks for the reply. No, it wasn't the view button (couldn't find it?), BUT I did get my subject lines back just now after looking for the view button. I decided I didn't have much to lose, so I clicked on a little "i" (I think, that's what it looked like) that was on the top where "from" and "date" were and where "subject" should've been, and saw where I could check-mark subject to get it back. Thanks again.

I use AOL mail also and have never done all that. My links are clickable and I use Firefox. Jane, I'm wondering if it just needs done when folks send 'you' emails. I'm going to email you at your AOL addy from my Hotmail just using plain text. You can then let me know if it is a clickable link. Sue

Magic: You wrote "get your facts straight"? Then follow your own advice and set the facts out correctly when you post. Your earlier posting on the confrontation said Whoopi grabbed Salahi's arm. That was wrong. And you wrote that even while stating that you saw the video replay of it? You saw with your own two eyes that Whoopi gently touched her on her back to get her attention when she walked up behind her. There was no arm-grabbing. There was no disrespect. Only a talk-show host trying to move things along. And I'm glad that Whoopi unleashed at her afterwards. Anybody who is lying about you deserves to be called out face-to-face. Who here would not confront someone who is lying about your actions? And especially when you know that the only motive is to stir the pot more, to gain more attention? Whoopi showed no disrespect to this woman on the show. The View is what it is--it is an opinionated talk show, just like so many others on TV. They have had people on the show whose politics they don't agree with or who have done things they don't agree with. Many people. And many heated disagreements. They have questions firmly established before the guests come out and want to ask them. It's their show. I guess you don't watch any of the late-night talk shows, either, because of their "disrespect"? (And once the Salahis settle all of their nearly dozen civil suits against them--many for unpaid bills--then we can talk about giving them some respect. If you lived in the D.C. area, you'd have a more-rounded view of them, but I know that that's not Bravo's goal.)