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How to recover permanently deleted emails from Outlook Express 6.0



 
 
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Old May 8th, 2010, 12:55 PM posted to microsoft.public.office.misc
Geoff
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Default How to recover permanently deleted emails from Outlook Express 6.0

In OE6.0 I have my settings so that on exiting the application all items in
the Deleted Folder are permanently removed. I occasionally run "Compact all
Folders". Sometimes I would like to recover emails deleted since my last
compaction and today see that my "Deleted.DBX" file is large. I presume the
emails are still present there but marked "not for display". Is there a nil
cost way of restoring the deleted emails? I have tried an importing approach
with no success. Thanks in advance for helpful comments.
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Old May 8th, 2010, 01:09 PM posted to microsoft.public.office.misc
DL[_4_]
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Default How to recover permanently deleted emails from Outlook Express 6.0

Not an Office issue. Outlook Express has its own groups under IE or your o/s
or http://www.insideoe.com/


"Geoff" wrote in message
...
In OE6.0 I have my settings so that on exiting the application all items
in
the Deleted Folder are permanently removed. I occasionally run "Compact
all
Folders". Sometimes I would like to recover emails deleted since my last
compaction and today see that my "Deleted.DBX" file is large. I presume
the
emails are still present there but marked "not for display". Is there a
nil
cost way of restoring the deleted emails? I have tried an importing
approach
with no success. Thanks in advance for helpful comments.
--
Geoff


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Old May 9th, 2010, 09:22 PM posted to microsoft.public.office.misc
LD5SZRA
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Default How to recover permanently deleted emails from Outlook Express 6.0


No there isn't any nil cost method of retrieving deleted items.
For the future, reconfigure your OE6 so that it doesn't delete
messages from deleted items folder when exiting.

hth


Geoff wrote:

In OE6.0 I have my settings so that on exiting the application all items in
the Deleted Folder are permanently removed. I occasionally run "Compact all
Folders". Sometimes I would like to recover emails deleted since my last
compaction and today see that my "Deleted.DBX" file is large. I presume the
emails are still present there but marked "not for display". Is there a nil
cost way of restoring the deleted emails? I have tried an importing approach
with no success. Thanks in advance for helpful comments.
--
Geoff


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