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One
problem with OE is, the .pst file that contains ALL email messages is a BIG
database. As is also the case with Access, if you let it get too big, you
become very vulnerable to corruption and crashes.
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I am
wondering why you would keep over 5,000 messages in the deleted messages folder.
I am also puzzled that you say you were deleting messages that were in the
deleted messages folder. I usually "empty" my deleted messages
folder.
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I wish
I could give you some tips on that repair software, but I have never used it,
just noticed it popped up in the Recent New Files at
Download.com.
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size=2>-----Original Message-----From: xokie7
[mailto:mrdavis9@xxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2003 3:25
PMTo: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: [amibroker] Re:
Outlook Express problem
Thanks to everyone for the
advice of how to repair the damage that I caused to Outlook
Express. I have started trying the suggestions starting with the
easiest and working my way up. REMINDER, I have a lot to learn about
computers. I just downloaded this Outlook Express repair software
suggeated by Rik, but I aborted the final installation in order to be
absolutely sure of where I need to choose to install it. I am
being ultra cautious before I proceed because I have done damage in the
past by making assumptions that appeared to me to be
obvious. One of the available choices
of where to install it is Outlook Express. Can any of you verify that
this really is location that it needs to be installed? TIA
Ron D --- In
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> Rik Rasmussen> -----Original
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> ----- Original Message
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jeff head ; jeff davis> Sent: Saturday,
December 06, 2003 7:29 PM> Subject:
[amibroker] Outlook Express problem> >
> Everyone, any ideas of what I can do next
to fix this problem described> below?>
>
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I just created a problem in Outlook express. I had over 5000
deleted> items in the deleted items folder, so I selected the
oldest approx 1000 of> them and clicked delete. It took a
long time, so I left the room to do> soemthing else. I came
back a while later, and it had finished, so I> decided to delete
all of the rest of them up to Nov 20. I then clicked on>
delete, and left the room. I must have come back into the room
well before> it had finished deleting, and tried to switch back
to the inbox. It will> not go to the inbox. When I
click on inbox, the hour golss starts running,> and never
stops. I have shut down Outlook many times and restarted it
and> the same thing happens every time. I can access every
folder except inbox.> There are still about 800 deleted items,
and I can create mail from the> deleted items folder, and send
it, but I cannot get into the inbox. BTW,> when I do shut down
Outlook express, it tells me that the program is not> responding,
and I then choose to END NOW, and it closes. Then when I>
restart Outlookexpress, the same thing happens all over
again.> I restarted the computer only one
time since this started, so I will try> restarting the computer
again to see if that fixes it. Let me know if you> have any ideas
of how to fix this problem. I am reading email in my>
notebook computer which allows me to receive mail, but it has a problem
in> that it won't let me send email. All the settings are
identical in both> computers.> So,
I am receiving mail in the notebook, and creating new emails
from> the deleted items folder in my desktop. TIA for any
ideas. Ron D> > If all
else fails, it is my understanding (FWIW) that you can take>
advantage of the fact that OE will create the default mail folders if
they> are missing. So, you can move all of your *.dbx files to
a new folder, open> OE, and then import the old files back into
OE from FILE|IMPORT.> > >
---> If this doesn't work, then the next
option is to move all the .dbx files> to a different location,
say c:\mymails, then open Outlook Express.>
> Outlook will re-create all the default mail
folders, now go to file and> click on import and then select
messages, select your outlook version, click> next, in the next
screen select `OE5' store directory, then click browse and> point
to the location where you have moved the .dbx files (c:\mymails),
all> your mails will be imported.> >
> Outgoing mail is certified Virus
Free.> Checked by AVG anti-virus system (<A
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Version: 6.0.547 / Virus Database: 340 - Release Date: 12/2/2003>
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