Lost mail msgs.

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Richard Mahan

Is there any explanation why all my mail messages in my inbox just
disappeared and is there any way to recover it? I'm devasted
 
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DL

You might have to wait a bit longer than 5mins for a constructive response.

For now try these;
Have the Views been changed?
Have they been archived?
Is this a pop or exchange sys?
 
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Richard Mahan

In reference to your response to views, could you please give me a little
more detail.

pertaining to Archives, I'm quite sure that the email was not configured to
be automatically archived

As to the server, I am on a private network (Citrix) using the Microsoft
exchange server.
 
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Hal Hostetler [MVP P/I]

Views are under 'View|Current View' ('View|Arrange By|Current View' in
Outlook 2003) and if set to "Unread messages in this folder", all read
messages will "disappear".

Hal
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Richard Mahan

I checked and I don't see that the view menu is set to "unread messages"
where do these emails go when they disappear and are they recoverable?
thanks
 
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DL

I've no dealings with exchange; that said are you using a pst, on the local
pc, or ost? If the latter I believe there would be a backup on the server,
if pst, are there any other pst's on the local pc
(pst & ost being the OL data file)
 
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Richard Mahan

Not being very proficient in Outlook, I'm not quite sure. I think I saw a
pst folder but am not quite sure how to access or open that folder.
I sent a request to our network technical support but have not gotten a
response yet. my experience has been that I get quicker and better responses
in this forumn. thanks
 
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DL

Within OL, File>Open>Data File........then open any other pst's found
If you look in properties of your current, open pst, it will show its name
and path
 

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