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Downloading duplicate POP-mails after reinstalling
I've reinstalled OE6 and kept my mails via settings wizard. But now, when I
connect OE wants to re-download all mails I've left on the Yahoo server. This would be a big mess and I've stopped it, but how can I avoid it and just resume with my new mails? I tried marking mails as read via IE but no luck. |
Downloading duplicate POP-mails after reinstalling
"Heinz" wrote in message
... I've reinstalled OE6 and kept my mails via settings wizard. But now, when I connect OE wants to re-download all mails I've left on the Yahoo server. This would be a big mess and I've stopped it, but how can I avoid it and just resume with my new mails? I tried marking mails as read via IE but no luck. 1. Open OE and go to Tools | Options | Maintenance | Store Folder and write down where OE is storing its data files. 2. Close OE. 3. Go there with Windows Explorer (with Win2K and WinXP you will have to set Windows Explorer to show hidden files (Tools | Folder Options | View). 4. Delete Pop3uidl.dbx 5. The messages should download once more, but that's it. -- Frank Saunders, MS MVP, OE,WM Please reply in newsgroup. Do not send email! |
Downloading duplicate POP-mails after reinstalling
Thanks Frank, but is there no way to avoid downloading them at all?
"Frank Saunders, MS MVP-OE" wrote: "Heinz" wrote in message ... I've reinstalled OE6 and kept my mails via settings wizard. But now, when I connect OE wants to re-download all mails I've left on the Yahoo server. This would be a big mess and I've stopped it, but how can I avoid it and just resume with my new mails? I tried marking mails as read via IE but no luck. 1. Open OE and go to Tools | Options | Maintenance | Store Folder and write down where OE is storing its data files. 2. Close OE. 3. Go there with Windows Explorer (with Win2K and WinXP you will have to set Windows Explorer to show hidden files (Tools | Folder Options | View). 4. Delete Pop3uidl.dbx 5. The messages should download once more, but that's it. -- Frank Saunders, MS MVP, OE,WM Please reply in newsgroup. Do not send email! |
Downloading duplicate POP-mails after reinstalling
Sure. Go to the server and delete them all right after you delete the
POP3UIDL.DBX file. Use either the web access form if your ISP provides one or use telnet to delete them all from the server. -- Jim Pickering, MVP, Outlook Express https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/pr...8-1171988A62D6 Please deliver feedback to the newsgroup, so that others can be helped. Thanks. "Heinz" wrote in message ... Thanks Frank, but is there no way to avoid downloading them at all? "Frank Saunders, MS MVP-OE" wrote: "Heinz" wrote in message ... I've reinstalled OE6 and kept my mails via settings wizard. But now, when I connect OE wants to re-download all mails I've left on the Yahoo server. This would be a big mess and I've stopped it, but how can I avoid it and just resume with my new mails? I tried marking mails as read via IE but no luck. 1. Open OE and go to Tools | Options | Maintenance | Store Folder and write down where OE is storing its data files. 2. Close OE. 3. Go there with Windows Explorer (with Win2K and WinXP you will have to set Windows Explorer to show hidden files (Tools | Folder Options | View). 4. Delete Pop3uidl.dbx 5. The messages should download once more, but that's it. -- Frank Saunders, MS MVP, OE,WM Please reply in newsgroup. Do not send email! |
Downloading duplicate POP-mails after reinstalling
OE will only download messages from the Yahoo Inbox and optionally the
Bulk folder (a setting in the Yahoo web mail). So for any mails that you want to keep on Yahoo indefinitely, create some user folders and move the messages there. -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "Heinz" wrote in message ... I've reinstalled OE6 and kept my mails via settings wizard. But now, when I connect OE wants to re-download all mails I've left on the Yahoo server. This would be a big mess and I've stopped it, but how can I avoid it and just resume with my new mails? I tried marking mails as read via IE but no luck. |
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