Is it possible: To retrieve an email in Outlook after.......
wow microsoft don't waste much time do they. .
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if it isnt in the trash bin, kiss it good bye
the earlier comment about it being gone is incorrect. Windows contains a database of used and unused clusters, when you delete something it simply marks the cluster as unused, the data is still there, just don't write anything to the disk because than the data will actually be replaced with the newer, i don't know of any programs that do this though
the earlier comment about it being gone is incorrect. Windows contains a database of used and unused clusters, when you delete something it simply marks the cluster as unused, the data is still there, just don't write anything to the disk because than the data will actually be replaced with the newer, i don't know of any programs that do this though
yea and if your swap file jus happens to use that cluster, say goodbye to it.
Once they're gone, they are gone. I save e-mail things on floppy's and CD-RW's. I also have a fool-proof back for important e-mails: I have 8 different e-mail addys with my cable internet connection. One I only use for forwarding important things to then routinely download and put the stuff on CD-RW's. You will notice that you can drag e-mail items to the desktop and they also stay in the inbox. Put them into a back-up folder on a separate hd or hd partition. I think that about covers it...
Once they're gone, they are gone. I save e-mail things on floppy's and CD-RW's. I also have a fool-proof back for important e-mails: I have 8 different e-mail addys with my cable internet connection. One I only use for forwarding important things to then routinely download and put the stuff on CD-RW's. You will notice that you can drag e-mail items to the desktop and they also stay in the inbox. Put them into a back-up folder on a separate hd or hd partition. I think that about covers it...
easier/more compact way if your using outlook, in 2k/xp
jus gota here
C:Documents and SettingsAdministratorLocal SettingsApplication DataIdentities{8094B0D5-D096-46E2-B1F4-74EFB930B66A}MicrosoftOutlook Express
replace admin with your user name, and the serial number will be diff for each install too, inbox and outbox.dbx contain all your emails
, in win 9x its stored in C:windows under a simalar folder.
