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Dear sir.
I have accidently deleted my mails..... kindly provide me the solution how to recover my deleted mails. thanku archana |
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archana3mgt wrote in message
ps.com... I have accidently deleted my mails..... kindly provide me the solution how to recover my deleted mails. Are they in the "Deleted Items" folder? If not, they have been permanently deleted either because you deleted them from the "Deleted Items" folder or used Shift+Del to *permanently* delete them. If you or Outlook Express has not yet compacted the .dbx files then the delete-marked items have not yet been physically purged from the .dbx files. Go Google on DBXtract or DBXpress on utilities to yank out delete-marked items that still exist in the database files. |
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If you manually deleted the messages then you can use the recover mode of
DBXtract or DBXpress to get them back partially -- attachments won't be recoverable. However, if you deleted the entire folder of messages, then the extract from disk feature of DBXpress may be able to recover the messages. See www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#4 steve wrote in message ps.com... Dear sir. I have accidently deleted my mails..... kindly provide me the solution how to recover my deleted mails. thanku archana |
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Steve, The below did not work in my OE6:
Importing single dbx files into OE To backup and restore a single OE5 or 6 mail folder, save the appropriate dbx file. To restore, create a new folder in OE5 or 6 (call it archiv1, for example) and access it once. Then close OE and find archiv1.dbx and delete it. Make a copy of the folder you want to restore and rename it to archiv1.dbx. Then copy that file into the directory where the previous file was deleted. Open OE and the messages you wanted to restore will be accessible via opening that archiv1 folder. -- Thanks, Bill Post replies back to News Group "Steve Cochran" wrote in message ... If you manually deleted the messages then you can use the recover mode of DBXtract or DBXpress to get them back partially -- attachments won't be recoverable. However, if you deleted the entire folder of messages, then the extract from disk feature of DBXpress may be able to recover the messages. See www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#4 steve wrote in message ps.com... Dear sir. I have accidently deleted my mails..... kindly provide me the solution how to recover my deleted mails. thanku archana |
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Please start a new message instead of posting on someone else's problem.
More information is needed. Where did you get the dbx file that you are trying to restore? What didn't work? Is the file marked Read Only? -- Ronald Sommer "Willy" wrote in message ... : Steve, The below did not work in my OE6: : Importing single dbx files into OE : : To backup and restore a single OE5 or 6 mail folder, save the appropriate : dbx file. To restore, create a new folder in OE5 or 6 (call it archiv1, for : example) and access it once. Then close OE and find archiv1.dbx and delete : it. Make a copy of the folder you want to restore and rename it to : archiv1.dbx. Then copy that file into the directory where the previous file : was deleted. Open OE and the messages you wanted to restore will be : accessible via opening that archiv1 folder. : -- : Thanks, Bill : Post replies back to News Group : : "Steve Cochran" wrote in message : ... : If you manually deleted the messages then you can use the recover mode of : DBXtract or DBXpress to get them back partially -- attachments won't be : recoverable. However, if you deleted the entire folder of messages, then : the extract from disk feature of DBXpress may be able to recover the : messages. See www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#4 : : steve : : wrote in message : ps.com... : Dear sir. : : : I have accidently deleted my mails..... kindly provide me the solution : how to recover my deleted mails. : : : thanku : : archana : : : : |
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Ron, I've been chastised by others for starting a new message when there is
already a thread covering same issue. On to your questions: Where did you get the dbx file that you are trying to restore?--From my Message Store What didn't work?--I made a new Folder called archive1, went into it one time, closed OE, found archive1 in Message Store, deleted it, made copy of Deleted Items.dbx, renamed it archive1.dbx, moved it to Message Store, opened Message Store, it was there and of same size as Deleted Items.dbx, opened OE, clicked on archive1 Folder, nothing there. Is the file marked Read Only?--No is isn't -- Thanks, Bill Post replies back to News Group |
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If you have checked the View settings and no messages show, then the dbx
file is probably corrupt. DBXpress in disk mode may be able to get some messages. -- Ronald Sommer "Willy" wrote in message ... : Ron, I've been chastised by others for starting a new message when there is : already a thread covering same issue. On to your questions: : Where did you get the dbx file that you are trying to restore?--From my : Message Store : What didn't work?--I made a new Folder called archive1, went into it one : time, closed OE, found archive1 in Message Store, deleted it, made copy of : Deleted Items.dbx, renamed it archive1.dbx, moved it to Message Store, : opened Message Store, it was there and of same size as Deleted Items.dbx, : opened OE, clicked on archive1 Folder, nothing there. : Is the file marked Read Only?--No is isn't : -- : Thanks, Bill : Post replies back to News Group : : |
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Ron,
I'll give it a try then. Have a good weekend. -- Thanks, Bill Post replies back to News Group "Ron Sommer" wrote in message ... If you have checked the View settings and no messages show, then the dbx file is probably corrupt. DBXpress in disk mode may be able to get some messages. -- Ronald Sommer "Willy" wrote in message ... : Ron, I've been chastised by others for starting a new message when there is : already a thread covering same issue. On to your questions: : Where did you get the dbx file that you are trying to restore?--From my : Message Store : What didn't work?--I made a new Folder called archive1, went into it one : time, closed OE, found archive1 in Message Store, deleted it, made copy of : Deleted Items.dbx, renamed it archive1.dbx, moved it to Message Store, : opened Message Store, it was there and of same size as Deleted Items.dbx, : opened OE, clicked on archive1 Folder, nothing there. : Is the file marked Read Only?--No is isn't : -- : Thanks, Bill : Post replies back to News Group : : |
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Ron,
That DBXpress looks like a good app, but can't afford it now. I'll check with some of people I think I sent file to and see if they still got it. Sorry for intruding on some one else's thread. -- Thanks, Bill Post replies back to News Group |
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I reread your post.
'Restoring a single folder' will not bring back messages that have been deleted. Hope someone still has your file. -- Ronald Sommer "Willy" wrote in message ... : Ron, : That DBXpress looks like a good app, but can't afford it now. I'll check : with some of people I think I sent file to and see if they still got it. : Sorry for intruding on some one else's thread. : -- : Thanks, Bill : Post replies back to News Group : : |
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