Hi,
this morning whilst printing a word attachments which was in an email found
in my inbox, I suddenly discovered that all the other emails whcih were in my
inbox had vanished! I check the other folders but it seems that all the
contents in the other folders were still there. I used Outlook Express to
access my emails. I have checked my hardisk for any spyware and also
performed a virus check but both showed that there weren't any problems. I
have also downloaded an OE mail recovery program but ir didn't find anything
and I failed to recover my emails.

Is there anybody out there who could help me please?

regards
jojo

Are you using a view that hides read messages?

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"jojo" u17911@uwe wrote in message news:5aaf0929c6463@uwe...
Hi,
this morning whilst printing a word attachments which was in an email
found
in my inbox, I suddenly discovered that all the other emails whcih were in
my
inbox had vanished! I check the other folders but it seems that all the
contents in the other folders were still there. I used Outlook Express to
access my emails. I have checked my hardisk for any spyware and also
performed a virus check but both showed that there weren't any problems. I
have also downloaded an OE mail recovery program but ir didn't find
anything
and I failed to recover my emails.

Is there anybody out there who could help me please?

regards
jojo

No, current view says: show all messages
jojo

Diane Poremsky [MVP] wrote:
Are you using a view that hides read messages?

Hi,
this morning whilst printing a word attachments which was in an email
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regards
jojo

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