Where are my deleted items?

[Janet]

When I upgraded to Microsoft Office Outlook 2007, I could no longer locate my
deleted items in my deleted items folder? How can I find my deleted items?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

What type of email account do you use? Press Ctrl+6 - how many deleted
folders do you have?

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[Janet]

my email account says IMAP/SMTP. I have one deleted items folder and one
trash folder.

What type of email account do you use? Press Ctrl+6 - how many deleted
folders do you have?

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When I upgraded to Microsoft Office Outlook 2007, I could no longer locate
my
deleted items in my deleted items folder? How can I find my deleted
items?

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

my email account says IMAP/SMTP. I have one deleted items folder and one
trash folder.

IMAP doesn't use the Deleted Items folder.

 

[Janet]

Is there any way at all to view the emails that I have deleted?

 

[Janet]

Can I change my email account from IMAP to something else? I don't really
understand what an IMAP account is.

 

[Gordon]

Is there any way at all to view the emails that I have deleted?

No AFAIK. Unless your ISP can supply backups.....

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

Is there any way at all to view the emails that I have deleted?

As long as you don't purge them, they'll remain in their folders with an
overstrike through them.

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

Can I change my email account from IMAP to something else? I don't really
understand what an IMAP account is.

Depends on the service provider. Usually you can use POP for nearly every
mail service provider. YOu must have had a reason for choosing IMAP. WHat
is that reason?