The "Sent Items " email folder in outlook 20007 refuses to display it's
contents although I can make it display the number of emails that are
present.

I forced outlook to create a new pst file, then imported everything from the
original pst, and the files re-appeared only to dissapear again the
following day.

Is there a setting that I've missed that could be causing this ? Any help
would be appreciated.

Thanks

Les Blake

Les Blake wrote:

The "Sent Items " email folder in outlook 20007 refuses to display
it's contents although I can make it display the number of emails
that are present.

I forced outlook to create a new pst file, then imported everything
from the original pst, and the files re-appeared only to dissapear
again the following day.

Never import from a PST. There's no reason and you can lose data. Simply
reuse the original PST. FileOpenOutlook Data File. Drag-and-drop to
arrange things as you want.

Is there a setting that I've missed that could be causing this ? Any
help would be appreciated.

Dump the new PST and use the original.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

That's fine Brian but what about my invisible files. How do you suggest I
get them back ?

Leslie Blake


"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
...
Les Blake wrote:

The "Sent Items " email folder in outlook 20007 refuses to display
it's contents although I can make it display the number of emails
that are present.

I forced outlook to create a new pst file, then imported everything
from the original pst, and the files re-appeared only to dissapear
again the following day.

Never import from a PST. There's no reason and you can lose data. Simply
reuse the original PST. FileOpenOutlook Data File. Drag-and-drop to
arrange things as you want.

Is there a setting that I've missed that could be causing this ? Any
help would be appreciated.

Dump the new PST and use the original.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Brian

I clearly didn't explain the problem properly. It was on a new computer,new
Vista and new outlook 2007. The files were invisible from the getgo so,
having tried everything else, I resorted to creating the new pst and
importing from the original. At first I thought it had worked, the emails
were visible, but it then reverted to the invisible as before. As I said,
the file count is ok but I'd prefer to be able to see the contents of the
sent items folder.

Regards
"Les Blake" wrote in message
...
That's fine Brian but what about my invisible files. How do you suggest I
get them back ?

Leslie Blake


"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
...
Les Blake wrote:

The "Sent Items " email folder in outlook 20007 refuses to display
it's contents although I can make it display the number of emails
that are present.

I forced outlook to create a new pst file, then imported everything
from the original pst, and the files re-appeared only to dissapear
again the following day.

Never import from a PST. There's no reason and you can lose data.
Simply reuse the original PST. FileOpenOutlook Data File.
Drag-and-drop to arrange things as you want.

Is there a setting that I've missed that could be causing this ? Any
help would be appreciated.

Dump the new PST and use the original.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Les Blake wrote:

That's fine Brian but what about my invisible files. How do you
suggest I get them back ?

If you start with the original PST instead of the one with which you are
having trouble, you shouldn't have the problem.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Les Blake wrote:

I clearly didn't explain the problem properly. It was on a new
computer,new Vista and new outlook 2007. The files were invisible
from the getgo so, having tried everything else, I resorted to
creating the new pst and importing from the original.

As I already said NEVER export to or import from a PST. It's unnecessary,
you lose data, and can wind up with other side effects as well. Again: USE
THE ORIGINAL PST.

At first I
thought it had worked, the emails were visible, but it then reverted
to the invisible as before. As I said, the file count is ok but I'd
prefer to be able to see the contents of the sent items folder.

What "file count" are you talking about? PSTs don't contain files. A PST
is one, single file.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

I still don't think you've understood !

The problem existed in the ORIGINAL PST -The original PST is the one that
concealed the emails.

OK, I'm now using the original PST file and the sent items folder shows
there are 128 items but they are not visible i.e. the emails cannot be seen.
How can I make them visible ?

Regards

Les Blake





"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
...
Les Blake wrote:

I clearly didn't explain the problem properly. It was on a new
computer,new Vista and new outlook 2007. The files were invisible
from the getgo so, having tried everything else, I resorted to
creating the new pst and importing from the original.

As I already said NEVER export to or import from a PST. It's unnecessary,
you lose data, and can wind up with other side effects as well. Again:
USE THE ORIGINAL PST.

At first I
thought it had worked, the emails were visible, but it then reverted
to the invisible as before. As I said, the file count is ok but I'd
prefer to be able to see the contents of the sent items folder.

What "file count" are you talking about? PSTs don't contain files. A PST
is one, single file.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

"Les Blake" wrote in message
...
I still don't think you've understood !

The problem existed in the ORIGINAL PST -The original PST is the one that
concealed the emails.

OK, I'm now using the original PST file and the sent items folder shows
there are 128 items but they are not visible i.e. the emails cannot be
seen. How can I make them visible ?


Have you checked your VIEW settings?

I'm sure I shouldn't have the problem but the fact is I have - and it's been
there from the very begining. It's NEVER worked properly. All attempts to
correct the situation have failed ! I've tried every setting I can find. I
loaded the software on a different computer and it works fine. It's just on
this one computer.

Perhaps it's been infected somehow.

Regards

Les Blake


"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
...
Les Blake wrote:

That's fine Brian but what about my invisible files. How do you
suggest I get them back ?

If you start with the original PST instead of the one with which you are
having trouble, you shouldn't have the problem.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Right click on the toolbar area and select the Advanced toolbar. Using the dropdown, enable the All Messages view. You are probably using the new messages view.

--�
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Les Blake asked:

| I'm sure I shouldn't have the problem but the fact is I have - and
| it's been there from the very begining. It's NEVER worked properly.
| All attempts to correct the situation have failed ! I've tried every
| setting I can find. I loaded the software on a different computer
| and it works fine. It's just on this one computer.
|
| Perhaps it's been infected somehow.
|
| Regards
|
| Les Blake
|
|
| "Brian Tillman" wrote in message
| ...
|| Les Blake wrote:
||
||| That's fine Brian but what about my invisible files. How do you
||| suggest I get them back ?
||
|| If you start with the original PST instead of the one with which you
|| are having trouble, you shouldn't have the problem.
|| --
|| Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]