G
Guest
i have a message in my inbox which i can neither delete or move.i know there
is no problem with the message because i know its fom a reliable source(EBAY).
is no problem with the message because i know its fom a reliable source(EBAY).
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
garbea01 said:
Go to View | Layout and turn off the Preview Pane. Then try to delete it.
G
Guest
thanks for the response.the message disapeared when i upgraded to 5728
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BChat
I have the same situation - shutting off preview pane doesn't help. I am
using build 5728.
The only thing I can do without getting:
"An unknown error has occurred"
is to Mark Read/Unread
The message is not previewed in the preview pane:
"Message could not be displayed
Windows Mail encountered an unexpected problem while displaying this
message.
Check your computer for low memory or low disk space and try again."
The message is from a reliable source - Perfect Disk, Raxco Software - and
was OK for awhile
and then became corrupt.
Go to View | Layout and turn off the Preview Pane. Then try to delete it.
using build 5728.
The only thing I can do without getting:
"An unknown error has occurred"
is to Mark Read/Unread
The message is not previewed in the preview pane:
"Message could not be displayed
Windows Mail encountered an unexpected problem while displaying this
message.
Check your computer for low memory or low disk space and try again."
The message is from a reliable source - Perfect Disk, Raxco Software - and
was OK for awhile
and then became corrupt.
garbea01 said:
Go to View | Layout and turn off the Preview Pane. Then try to delete it.
S
Steve Cochran
We're on new territory here.
Try going to Tools | Options | Advanced | Maintenance and where it says to
compact after 100 closings, set that to 1. Then close WinMail and it should
prompt to compact and when it does say yes and let it do its thing. Then
reopen WinMail and change that value back to 100 and see then if the message
is still there and can be deleted.
I haven't tried this yet, so I guess I will in a moment.
steve
Try going to Tools | Options | Advanced | Maintenance and where it says to
compact after 100 closings, set that to 1. Then close WinMail and it should
prompt to compact and when it does say yes and let it do its thing. Then
reopen WinMail and change that value back to 100 and see then if the message
is still there and can be deleted.
I haven't tried this yet, so I guess I will in a moment.
steve
S
Steve Cochran
Okay, I tried this and it didn't break anything I can tell yet. <G>
steve
steve
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BChat
I tried it Steve, thanks for the idea, no good. I tried it twice - no good x
2
I show 1 message in the Inbox - a very stubborn message.
Is there a way to delete the Inbox, then create a new one?
Bill
We're on new territory here.
Try going to Tools | Options | Advanced | Maintenance and where it says to
compact after 100 closings, set that to 1. Then close WinMail and it should
prompt to compact and when it does say yes and let it do its thing. Then
reopen WinMail and change that value back to 100 and see then if the message
is still there and can be deleted.
I haven't tried this yet, so I guess I will in a moment.
steve
2
I show 1 message in the Inbox - a very stubborn message.
Is there a way to delete the Inbox, then create a new one?
Bill
We're on new territory here.
Try going to Tools | Options | Advanced | Maintenance and where it says to
compact after 100 closings, set that to 1. Then close WinMail and it should
prompt to compact and when it does say yes and let it do its thing. Then
reopen WinMail and change that value back to 100 and see then if the message
is still there and can be deleted.
I haven't tried this yet, so I guess I will in a moment.
steve
B
BChat
I went into the Maintenance section and removed/deleted anything and
everything I could.....
.......no good. I got me one stubborn message. ;-)
I d/l the software - installed it - then uninstalled it. At some point the
message went "dead"
As well as I can remember, it was after I uninstalled the software - I have
NO clue how
that could relate to the message.
Bill
Okay, I tried this and it didn't break anything I can tell yet. <G>
steve
everything I could.....
.......no good. I got me one stubborn message. ;-)
I d/l the software - installed it - then uninstalled it. At some point the
message went "dead"
As well as I can remember, it was after I uninstalled the software - I have
NO clue how
that could relate to the message.
Bill
Okay, I tried this and it didn't break anything I can tell yet. <G>
steve
S
Steve Cochran
You downloaded what software?
I guess its a bug they'll have to look into.
steve
I guess its a bug they'll have to look into.
steve
B
BChat
The message I have stuck in my INBOX is from Raxco Software. I d/l a trial
version.
You downloaded what software?
I guess its a bug they'll have to look into.
steve
version.
You downloaded what software?
I guess its a bug they'll have to look into.
steve
G
Guest
I have the same problem as BChat. Has there been something worked out? New
to this discussion group, will this post be noticed or should I start a new
thread. RC1 (5600). Thanks
to this discussion group, will this post be noticed or should I start a new
thread. RC1 (5600). Thanks
G
Guest
That doesn't seem to work for me Frank.
Frank Saunders said:
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
First, move everything you want to keep out of the Inbox to user createdJoe said:
folders.
Don't store messages in the Inbox. It is the folder most apt to be
corrupted. As soon as you read them move them to user created folders.
Then compact the Inbox regularly.
Go to Tools | Options | Maintenance | Store Folder and write down where OE
is storing its data.
Close OE.
Go there with Windows Explorer and move (not copy) Inbox.dbx to an empty
Windows
folder. With Win2K, WinXP and Win2K3 it will be a hidden file.
You can use either of these tools to extract the messages from the old DBX
file:
DBXtract ($5): http://www.oehelp.com/DBXtract/ although this tool is faster
and better:
DBXpress: ($25) http://www.oehelp.com/DBXpress/Default.aspx
Do NOT extract to the desktop!
With a large file this can take a long time, so let it keep running.
The messages can be dragged from a Windows folder back into an OE folder in
OE's Folder List.
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Guest
Same problem here but the suggested solution did not work. Operating on
Vista. Any other ideas
Vista. Any other ideas
G
Guest
BChat said:
G
Guest
I am havng the same problem with Vista.. What is the solution?
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Gary VanderMolen
No real solution for now. Either ignore the error messages until
such time as Microsoft comes out with a patch, or else if it
bothers you too much, switch to an alternate email program.
Gary VanderMolen
such time as Microsoft comes out with a patch, or else if it
bothers you too much, switch to an alternate email program.
Gary VanderMolen
G
Guest
I am having the same problem today and the main issue is I can not send any
other emails out it is blocking my outgoing emails? I have tried all
sugestions posted before. I have the same gray area when trying to click on
the applied button.
other emails out it is blocking my outgoing emails? I have tried all
sugestions posted before. I have the same gray area when trying to click on
the applied button.
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Guest
I am also using windows vista, using the windows Mailbox. I sent messages I
was fin with to deleted items folder however when I tried to empty the folder
all the messages stay (about 10 of them). A message comes up saying unknows
error has occured, what the hell am I supposed to do?? All messages are from
safe senders...
So confused!!!
was fin with to deleted items folder however when I tried to empty the folder
all the messages stay (about 10 of them). A message comes up saying unknows
error has occured, what the hell am I supposed to do?? All messages are from
safe senders...
So confused!!!
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Gary VanderMolen
Ignore the error message for now.
Microsoft is working on a fix.
Gary VanderMolen
Microsoft is working on a fix.
Gary VanderMolen