I did the whole process for recovering the lost e-mails into the XP Mail
Folder that the knowledge base articles said to create. The folders appear on
the list so I know they're there, but I can't open them. I get an error box
telling me to download something that will open the "*.dbx" files as "Windows
can't open" them, but all I get are sites trying to get even more money out
of me.
There must be another way. Thanks for any advice.
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nothing succeeds like bs

Memyself wrote:
> I did the whole process for recovering the lost e-mails into the XP Mail
> Folder that the knowledge base articles said to create. The folders appear on
> the list so I know they're there, but I can't open them. I get an error box
> telling me to download something that will open the "*.dbx" files as "Windows
> can't open" them, but all I get are sites trying to get even more money out
> of me.
> There must be another way. Thanks for any advice.

It might help if you provided some additional information, such as links
to the knowledge base articles you said you followed.

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~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002

Memyself wrote:
> I did the whole process for recovering the lost e-mails into the XP Mail
> Folder that the knowledge base articles said to create. The folders appear
> on the list so I know they're there, but I can't open them. I get an error
> box telling me to download something that will open the "*.dbx" files as
> "Windows can't open" them, but all I get are sites trying to get even more
> money out of me.
> There must be another way. Thanks for any advice.