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Old February 22nd 06, 06:20 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
ionamic
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Default A LOT of my e-mail has dissappeared.


I have quite a number of e-mail folders (about 20) with e-mail from
different clients in each. This morning, suddenly about 70% of my mail
was gone from these folders. The INBOX was OK as were the first few
folders. The rest were empty.

I found all of the DBX files and some of them are fairly large (20 to
40 MB) BUT, when I try to import them, they import but are empty. I
have tried opening them as text and all I see is some characters and
THIS line. "MSGCOL_FLAGS & ARF_WATCH"

How can these files be so big and yet empty? Does anyone know of a way
to get this stuff back...and what caused it to begin with?

(I am not set to view hide read messagesl)
IONAMIC


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