E75 email: messages marked as unread

Hi,
Yesterday I had to reset my Nokia E75. Now it's up and running again. However, after I re-installed my hotmail e-mail I have a problem:
- 30 (old) e-mails are loaded and marked as unread
- when I receive an e-mail and I read the e-mail on my laptop, the message stays 'unread' on my E75
- the other way around, the same problem exists. If I check an e-mail on my phone, the e-mail stays unread. So if I check my e-mail on my laptop, it looks like my e-mail is still unread.
Anybody any clue how to change this?
Futher, I tried to change the synchronisation hours and synchronisation interval. But each time I change this, it won't stay. If I take another look 2 minutes later, the old settings are back.
Thanks for your help!

Not sure what you mean. But I deleted my entire mailbox and tried to re-install. For some reason it seems to work now.
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On OS X, You are able to hide the preview window on the right in normal mode, or on the lower side in classic mode, by simply putting your cursor on the thin bar which is in between, and then make it as small as possible, so it goes away.
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