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Old May 31st, 2004, 06:46 AM
Carl
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I get mail but there is no received mail folder. I am losing most all old mail. I often need to search in old received mail. I recall saying something like save all received mail when I installed.
Where is all my old received mail. How to access. Thanks, Carl
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Old May 31st, 2004, 12:11 PM
Roady [MVP]
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Default No Received Mail folder; can't "Find" in received mail

You're not making much sense to me here; don't you have an Inbox folder?
What version of Outlook are we talking about here?

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"Carl" wrote in message
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I get mail but there is no received mail folder. I am losing most all old
mail. I often need to search in old received mail. I recall saying
something like save all received mail when I installed.
Where is all my old received mail. How to access. Thanks, Carl



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Old May 31st, 2004, 08:16 PM
Carl
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Default No Received Mail folder; can't "Find" in received mail

I now have newly installed Outlook 2003
The confusion for me was in not having the exact term "Mail Received" available to me when I did a search or Find for old mail in the Inbox.

I recall in my old version,(2002? not sure) there was a category called Received Mail when I did a search or Find. As in Find "such and such" in "Mail Received." Then I could arrange that by View.
Your reminder of the category " Inbox" clarified that Inbox and Received Mail might be the same thing here. I did a search for old mail in "Inbox" and indeed, all old mail was available.

In the Microsoft Help...there were no directions for clarifying this. No directions I could find to help, or maybe my concepts were blocking my hearing directions. I kept looking for Mail Received, or Received mail. Thank you for the help.
Carl.
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Old May 31st, 2004, 09:56 PM
Roady [MVP]
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Default No Received Mail folder; can't "Find" in received mail

You're welcome! Good to hear you've found it :-)

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Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
www.howto-outlook.com

Tips of the month:
-Creating Signatures
-Create an Office XP CD slipstreamed with Service Pack 3

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"Carl" wrote in message
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I now have newly installed Outlook 2003
The confusion for me was in not having the exact term "Mail Received"
available to me when I did a search or Find for old mail in the Inbox.

I recall in my old version,(2002? not sure) there was a category called
Received Mail when I did a search or Find. As in Find "such and such"
in "Mail Received." Then I could arrange that by View.
Your reminder of the category " Inbox" clarified that Inbox and Received
Mail might be the same thing here. I did a search for old mail in "Inbox"
and indeed, all old mail was available.

In the Microsoft Help...there were no directions for clarifying this. No
directions I could find to help, or maybe my concepts were blocking my
hearing directions. I kept looking for Mail Received, or Received mail.
Thank you for the help.
Carl.



 




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