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![]() I have a local folder in OE entitled, let's say, Fish. When I click on it no email messages appear. If I go to "My Computer" and work my way to the place where the .dbx files are listed, there are two folders shown, Fish.dbx, size of 75 KB Fish (1).dbx, size of 137 KB I can open each of them in Notepad, and amongst all the garbage discern that the first one has one short email message, and the other has a much longer email message. I'd like a way to open each of these (or if only one is possible, the larger one) in OE in a "normal" email format. I'm using W/2000. Any suggestions appreciated. -- ---------- CWLee Former slayer of dragons; practice now limited to sacred cows. Believing we should hire for quality, not quotas, and promote for performance, not preferences. |
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If the method we indicated previously did not work, then its not likely the
messages in those files (if they are messages) are intact. They could be previously deleted messages and as such OE won't be able to read them. You might get them partially using the recover mode feature of DBXtract or DBXpress (see www.oehelp.com). steve "CWLee" wrote in message ... I have a local folder in OE entitled, let's say, Fish. When I click on it no email messages appear. If I go to "My Computer" and work my way to the place where the .dbx files are listed, there are two folders shown, Fish.dbx, size of 75 KB Fish (1).dbx, size of 137 KB I can open each of them in Notepad, and amongst all the garbage discern that the first one has one short email message, and the other has a much longer email message. I'd like a way to open each of these (or if only one is possible, the larger one) in OE in a "normal" email format. I'm using W/2000. Any suggestions appreciated. -- ---------- CWLee Former slayer of dragons; practice now limited to sacred cows. Believing we should hire for quality, not quotas, and promote for performance, not preferences. |
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![]() "CWLee" je napisal v sporocilo ... I have a local folder in OE entitled, let's say, Fish. When I click on it no email messages appear. If I go to "My Computer" and work my way to the place where the .dbx files are listed, there are two folders shown, Fish.dbx, size of 75 KB Fish (1).dbx, size of 137 KB I can open each of them in Notepad, and amongst all the garbage discern that the first one has one short email message, and the other has a much longer email message. I'd like a way to open each of these (or if only one is possible, the larger one) in OE in a "normal" email format. I'm using W/2000. Any suggestions appreciated. -- ---------- CWLee Former slayer of dragons; practice now limited to sacred cows. Believing we should hire for quality, not quotas, and promote for performance, not preferences. |
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![]() "CWLee" je napisal v sporocilo ... I have a local folder in OE entitled, let's say, Fish. When I click on it no email messages appear. If I go to "My Computer" and work my way to the place where the .dbx files are listed, there are two folders shown, Fish.dbx, size of 75 KB Fish (1).dbx, size of 137 KB I can open each of them in Notepad, and amongst all the garbage discern that the first one has one short email message, and the other has a much longer email message. I'd like a way to open each of these (or if only one is possible, the larger one) in OE in a "normal" email format. I'm using W/2000. Any suggestions appreciated. -- ---------- CWLee Former slayer of dragons; practice now limited to sacred cows. Believing we should hire for quality, not quotas, and promote for performance, not preferences. |
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