verb. move very slowly. 1  clamber. 2  creep. 3  drag. 4  drag oneself along. 5  go on all fours. 6  go on belly. 7  grovel. 8  hang back. 9  inch. 10  lag. 11  loiter along. 12  lollygag. 13  move at snail's pace. 14  move on hands and knees. 15  plod. 16  poke. 17  pull oneself along. 18  scrabble. 19  slide. 20  slither. 21  squirm. 22  worm. 23  wriggle. 24  writhe.
Here's how you can enable Conversation View in three really quick steps. 1. Click the View tab at the top of your Outlook home screen. 2. Check the box that says Conversations. To turn it off instead, uncheck the box. 3. Select the folder you want to apply Conversations view to. And you're done! If you've just turned the feature on, you'll notice little arrows next to emails that have been threaded.
Where Does Outlook Store Emails? Most of your Outlook data is stored in what is called a PST file. If you are connected to a Microsoft Exchange server, your data will be stored in an OST file. PST stands for Personal Storage Table, OST for Offline Storage Table. You may be wondering where this PST file is actually stored in Outlook, and what exactly is saved on this file. Outlook saves all data onto the PST or OST file, including emails, contacts, calendars, tasks, notes and plenty of other items.