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In Outlook 03 I was able to move email from the mailbox to my desktop or to
specific folders. In Outlook 07 when I move/drag email from Outlook mailbox the emails will not open. I don't get any error message. |
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cpstarfinder wrote:
In Outlook 03 I was able to move email from the mailbox to my desktop or to specific folders. In Outlook 07 when I move/drag email from Outlook mailbox the emails will not open. I don't get any error message. Is this a MSG file on disk, then? If you have Google Desktop Search, uninstall it and see if that helps. If you don't, write back. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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This is .msg file FROM Outlook mailbox, dragged either directly to desktop or
copied onto a flash drive then copied to desktop. In any case, when I MOVE the email from OUTLOOK, regardless of the location to which I've dragged the email.msg it will not open. I've aldready removed Google Desktop Search. Thanks, Brad. "Brian Tillman" wrote: cpstarfinder wrote: In Outlook 03 I was able to move email from the mailbox to my desktop or to specific folders. In Outlook 07 when I move/drag email from Outlook mailbox the emails will not open. I don't get any error message. Is this a MSG file on disk, then? If you have Google Desktop Search, uninstall it and see if that helps. If you don't, write back. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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cpstarfinder wrote:
This is .msg file FROM Outlook mailbox, dragged either directly to desktop or copied onto a flash drive then copied to desktop. In any case, when I MOVE the email from OUTLOOK, regardless of the location to which I've dragged the email.msg it will not open. Can you drag it back into Outlook and read it then? Thanks, Brad. Who's Brad? -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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Brian (oops, sorry, you're not "Brad!")
I just dragged the email from my desktop back to Outlook mailbox, and it went into the mailbox, and I was able to open it and read the email. On the desktop, it JUST OPENED! What the HEY... And I just went to some file folders where I've stored emails that wouldn't open... Now they're opening. Do you have a magic wand or something? "Brian Tillman" wrote: cpstarfinder wrote: This is .msg file FROM Outlook mailbox, dragged either directly to desktop or copied onto a flash drive then copied to desktop. In any case, when I MOVE the email from OUTLOOK, regardless of the location to which I've dragged the email.msg it will not open. Can you drag it back into Outlook and read it then? Thanks, Brad. Who's Brad? -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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cpstarfinder wrote:
Brian (oops, sorry, you're not "Brad!") I just dragged the email from my desktop back to Outlook mailbox, and it went into the mailbox, and I was able to open it and read the email. On the desktop, it JUST OPENED! What the HEY... And I just went to some file folders where I've stored emails that wouldn't open... Now they're opening. Do you have a magic wand or something? Long-range wizardry. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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