I have been having a problem with Outlook 2007 running Vista Home Premium.
If I delete an email, and then decide that I do not want it deleted after
all, I am unable to move the email back into the In Box. I CAN move it from
the Deleted folder into another folder (e.g. Saved Emails folder), and then
mve it into the in box, but cannot move the email directly from deleted items
into the In Box.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Ken

What happens when you try to move it to the inbox? Does is do nothing, does
it give you an error, etc.?

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"Keninsb" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have been having a problem with Outlook 2007 running Vista Home Premium.
> If I delete an email, and then decide that I do not want it deleted after
> all, I am unable to move the email back into the In Box. I CAN move it
> from
> the Deleted folder into another folder (e.g. Saved Emails folder), and
> then
> mve it into the in box, but cannot move the email directly from deleted
> items
> into the In Box.
> Does anyone have any suggestions?
> Thanks in advance for your help.
> Ken

Thanks for the quick reply.
Absolutely nothing happens when I try to move the email from the deleted
folder to the In Box. I even tried marking the item as READ, then moving to
the In Box. No Luck. I also tried left clicking on the email and selecting
"Move to Folder" and the selected In Box. Still no luck. With everything
that I have tried I have never received an error message, etc.
Thanks again,
Ken

"Keninsb" wrote:

> I have been having a problem with Outlook 2007 running Vista Home Premium.
> If I delete an email, and then decide that I do not want it deleted after
> all, I am unable to move the email back into the In Box. I CAN move it from
> the Deleted folder into another folder (e.g. Saved Emails folder), and then
> mve it into the in box, but cannot move the email directly from deleted items
> into the In Box.
> Does anyone have any suggestions?
> Thanks in advance for your help.
> Ken