Outlook Express

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Peter H.

Hi

I can't see all news in Outlook Express. The news
are shown until 20th of november, but not more.

What can I do, to see news which where posted after this
date?

Best regards,
Peter
 
Because OE doesn't download them all. You only need the last 24 hrs. OE deletes all over 5 days as standard.

As he can certainly get 30 days worth (not 90 due to the fact MS use their own software and it can't work with 90 days) of messages, but why? I only ever have a max of 2 days.

It's quite a stupid thing to do.
 
David Candy said:
. OE deletes all over 5 days as standard.

Rubbish. I've got messages back to 6 November on my OE and that uses default
settings.

As he can certainly get 30 days worth (not 90 due to the fact MS use their
own software and it can't work with 90 days) of messages, but why? I only
ever >have a max of 2 days.



If the OP connects to msnews.microsoft.com he can certainly get 90 days of
messages.

--
 
You can use the "maintenance" tab (browse to the newsgroups)
to remove the messages that have been downloaded, clear the
headers and download them again, if they are still on the
server. That may fix the inability to get the newest posts.
It is possible that your computer date is set incorrectly,
check that too.


| Yes, I used to until, like David, I cut it down to 2 days.
|
|
| Ed
|
|
|
|
| | > | > >. OE deletes all over 5 days as standard.
| >
| > Rubbish. I've got messages back to 6 November on my OE
and that uses
| default
| > settings.
| >
| >
| > >As he can certainly get 30 days worth (not 90 due to
the fact MS use
| their
| > own software and it can't work with 90 days) of
messages, but why? I only
| > ever >have a max of 2 days.
| >
| >
| >
| > If the OP connects to msnews.microsoft.com he can
certainly get 90 days of
| > messages.
| >
| > --
| >
| >
|
|
 
OE only deletes the message body.
The only way to remove the message headers is to manually remove them or
have them expire on the server.
--
Ron Sommer

Because OE doesn't download them all. You only need the last 24 hrs. OE
deletes all over 5 days as standard.

As he can certainly get 30 days worth (not 90 due to the fact MS use their
own software and it can't work with 90 days) of messages, but why? I only
ever have a max of 2 days.

It's quite a stupid thing to do.
 
Ron Sommer said:
OE only deletes the message body.
The only way to remove the message headers is to manually remove them or
have them expire on the server.

In my copy of OE, Tools-Options-Maintenance-Clean Up Now has a "Delete"
button that says "Deletes All Message Bodies and Headers".
So what does that do if it doesn't delete headers?
 
My reply was to this------------
Because OE doesn't download them all. You only need the last 24 hrs. OE
deletes all over 5 days as standard.
 
What about on just the maintenance tab that is ticked by default - Delete News Messages 5 days after downloading.
But I run a daily rule every day to leave only one days messages.
 
David, that option requires Background Compacting to be enabled, which is
*not* recommended as it *may* lead to corruption in the store and loss of
messages.

cf. http://insideoe.tomsterdam.com/files/maintain.htm#auto
http://insideoe.tomsterdam.com/files/maintain.htm#cleannews

[Nice to see you back BTW. Our thoughts & prayers have been with you and
yours.]
--
HTH...Please post back to this thread

~Robear Dyer (aka PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE), AH-VSOP

Protect Your PC
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/default.asp

David said:
What about on just the maintenance tab that is ticked by default - Delete
News Messages 5 days after downloading.
But I run a daily rule every day to leave only one days messages.
<snip>
 
Yes which is why I've always deleted by message rules.

Don''t take first two links, they want cash.
A scream I'll never forget Man tells of little girl's rescue
Central Coast Express (Fri) , 28-11-2003 , Ed: 1 - , Pg: 005 , 325 words ,
Man tells of little girl's rescue THE scream of a little girl trapped in a burning house will haunt Saratoga's David O'Brien forever. About 1am last Friday, Mr O'Brien's girlfriend woke him to say a house nearby was on fire. He rushed over to find fl...

Fire cause suspicious
Central Coast Express (Fri) , 28-11-2003 , Ed: 1 - , Pg: 005 , 111 words ,
POLICE said the house fire that left a young girl in a critical condition and killed a woman thought to be her mother was being treated as suspicious. Brisbane Water detective Paul Nicholls said the November 21 fire that destroyed a Steyne Rd, Sarato...

http://classifieds.fairfax.com.au/p...s=o&s=personals&c=notices&sc=1&f=0&p=0&rank=2

and

http://classifieds.fairfax.com.au/p...s=o&s=personals&c=notices&sc=1&f=0&p=0&rank=1

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http://www.g2mil.com/Dec2003.htm
PA Bear said:
David, that option requires Background Compacting to be enabled, which is
*not* recommended as it *may* lead to corruption in the store and loss of
messages.

cf. http://insideoe.tomsterdam.com/files/maintain.htm#auto
http://insideoe.tomsterdam.com/files/maintain.htm#cleannews

[Nice to see you back BTW. Our thoughts & prayers have been with you and
yours.]
--
HTH...Please post back to this thread

~Robear Dyer (aka PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE), AH-VSOP

Protect Your PC
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/default.asp

David said:
What about on just the maintenance tab that is ticked by default - Delete
News Messages 5 days after downloading.
But I run a daily rule every day to leave only one days messages.
<snip>
 
:

Don''t take first two links, they want cash. <wink/nod>
A scream I'll never forget Man tells of little girl's rescue
Central Coast Express (Fri) , 28-11-2003 , Ed: 1 - , Pg: 005 , 325
words ,
Man tells of little girl's rescue THE scream of a little girl
trapped in a burning house will haunt Saratoga's David O'Brien forever.
About 1am last Friday, Mr O'Brien's girlfriend woke him to say a house
nearby was on fire. He rushed over to find fl...

Fire cause suspicious
Central Coast Express (Fri) , 28-11-2003 , Ed: 1 - , Pg: 005 , 111
words ,
POLICE said the house fire that left a young girl in a critical
condition and killed a woman thought to be her mother was being treated as
suspicious. Brisbane Water detective Paul Nicholls said the November 21 fire
that destroyed a Steyne Rd, Sarato...




[ http://snurl.com/38qd ]
<snip>

<sigh>

Again, the thoughts & prayers of all of us will be with you on Friday and
throughout the Holiday season, David.
 
Let me restate my reply.
The only way to remove 'selected' message headers is to manually remove them
or
have them expire on the server.

If you want to remove all message headers and bodies, then use the delete
option under maintenance.
--
Ron Sommer



Note the Delete option.


| OE only deletes the message body.
| The only way to remove the message headers is to manually remove them or
| have them expire on the server.
| --
| Ron Sommer
|
| | Because OE doesn't download them all. You only need the last 24 hrs. OE
| deletes all over 5 days as standard.
|
| As he can certainly get 30 days worth (not 90 due to the fact MS use their
| own software and it can't work with 90 days) of messages, but why? I only
| ever have a max of 2 days.
|
| It's quite a stupid thing to do.
|
| --
| ----------------------------------------------------------
| http://www.g2mil.com/Dec2003.htm
| | > Hi, David.
| >
| > My understanding is that the newsgroup servers keep messages for about
90
| > days. This contributor seems to be unable to see messages *younger* than
| > about 10 days.
| >
| > Ed
| >
| >
| >
| >
| > | >
|
http://www.google.com.au/grphp?tab=wg&q=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&meta=lr=lang_en|lang_es
| >
| > News messages are ephemeral.
| > --
| > ----------------------------------------------------------
| > http://www.g2mil.com/Dec2003.htm
| > | > > Hi
| > >
| > > I can't see all news in Outlook Express. The news
| > > are shown until 20th of november, but not more.
| > >
| > > What can I do, to see news which where posted after this
| > > date?
| > >
| > > Best regards,
| > > Peter
| >
| >
|
 

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