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Got a buddy here at work that has me stumped....
He has a personal folder set up in Outlook in which he has created a
separate "Inbox" folder. Basically as he gets emails, he has rules set up to
reroute them from his normal Inbox into the Inbox in his .pst file
He claims that he must have accidentally dragged his inbox into the Deleted
folder in the .pst file. Not knowing his Inbox was in there......he deleted
out his Deleted folder. Obviously his Inbox is nowhere to be found.
I know in Outlook's normal Deleted folder....it seems that once this is
emptied things can still be retrieved for a short amount of time. This does
not appear to be the case for the Deleted folder in the .pst file. What I
recommended was that he have our IT dept restore the .pst from a backup tape
on a previous date (since the .pst was on our network). Are there any
quicker options?
He has a personal folder set up in Outlook in which he has created a
separate "Inbox" folder. Basically as he gets emails, he has rules set up to
reroute them from his normal Inbox into the Inbox in his .pst file
He claims that he must have accidentally dragged his inbox into the Deleted
folder in the .pst file. Not knowing his Inbox was in there......he deleted
out his Deleted folder. Obviously his Inbox is nowhere to be found.
I know in Outlook's normal Deleted folder....it seems that once this is
emptied things can still be retrieved for a short amount of time. This does
not appear to be the case for the Deleted folder in the .pst file. What I
recommended was that he have our IT dept restore the .pst from a backup tape
on a previous date (since the .pst was on our network). Are there any
quicker options?