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Hovenic April 1st 07 11:02 PM

Where has all my email gone?
 
I recently upgraded from Win98SE to WinXp then upgraded IE6 to IE7 which must
have done something to my OE6 mail client. I still have OE6 with all my
identities, but there is no contact list or address book, no email, no email
rules, no directory structure from the old Identities, it has all disappeared
and there were reference emails from many years ago that I can't replace. I
trust they are still on the hard drive but how do I get them back?

Bruce Hagen April 2nd 07 12:18 AM

Where has all my email gone?
 
OLEXP: Mail Folders, Address Book, and E-mail Messages Are Missing After You
Upgrade to Microsoft Windows XP:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;313055
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Hovenic" wrote in message
...
I recently upgraded from Win98SE to WinXp then upgraded IE6 to IE7 which
must
have done something to my OE6 mail client. I still have OE6 with all my
identities, but there is no contact list or address book, no email, no
email
rules, no directory structure from the old Identities, it has all
disappeared
and there were reference emails from many years ago that I can't replace.
I
trust they are still on the hard drive but how do I get them back?



Hovenic April 2nd 07 09:42 AM

Where has all my email gone?
 
Thank you, Bruce,
The instructions are helpful and it took hours and hours to figure out which
CLSID belonged to which Identity, but I think I finally did it. Some
Identities had 3 different CLSIDs to work with. However, I found the
solution possible and certainly it gave me a place to start when I had none
before you helped me. Thanks, again.

"Bruce Hagen" wrote:

OLEXP: Mail Folders, Address Book, and E-mail Messages Are Missing After You
Upgrade to Microsoft Windows XP:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;313055
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Hovenic" wrote in message
...
I recently upgraded from Win98SE to WinXp then upgraded IE6 to IE7 which
must
have done something to my OE6 mail client. I still have OE6 with all my
identities, but there is no contact list or address book, no email, no
email
rules, no directory structure from the old Identities, it has all
disappeared
and there were reference emails from many years ago that I can't replace.
I
trust they are still on the hard drive but how do I get them back?




Bruce Hagen April 2nd 07 03:09 PM

Where has all my email gone?
 
You're welcome. Glad you got everything back.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Hovenic" wrote in message
...
Thank you, Bruce,
The instructions are helpful and it took hours and hours to figure out
which
CLSID belonged to which Identity, but I think I finally did it. Some
Identities had 3 different CLSIDs to work with. However, I found the
solution possible and certainly it gave me a place to start when I had
none
before you helped me. Thanks, again.

"Bruce Hagen" wrote:

OLEXP: Mail Folders, Address Book, and E-mail Messages Are Missing After
You
Upgrade to Microsoft Windows XP:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;313055
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Hovenic" wrote in message
...
I recently upgraded from Win98SE to WinXp then upgraded IE6 to IE7 which
must
have done something to my OE6 mail client. I still have OE6 with all
my
identities, but there is no contact list or address book, no email, no
email
rules, no directory structure from the old Identities, it has all
disappeared
and there were reference emails from many years ago that I can't
replace.
I
trust they are still on the hard drive but how do I get them back?






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