Re: Outlook Express folder display corfluffle
- From: "Jack Lowe" <akronjack1982@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 2 Jan 2005 14:55:11 -0500
Do you know how to store your OE folders? If not, here is how you can find
all of the .dbx files. These are the files that make up your outlook
express folders.
1. When in outlook express, hit alt T for tools.
2. Up arrow to options and hit enter.
3. Hit control tab until you hear, maintenance tab.
4. tab until you hear store folder... Button. And hit enter on that.
5. Tab until you hear, your personal message store is located in the
following folder.
It will give you a long number. select and copy this number.
7. Now hit escape twice and clear out of that. You should be back in your
list of E-mail messages.
8. Now hit left windows and R for Run... Paste that long number you copied
into the run dialogue box and hit enter.
9. Now it should show you the list of all the .dbx files you have in outlook
express. From here, you can delete the ones you no longer want. But be
sure not to delete any of the ones you didn't creat. These are necessary
for OE to work correctly.
Once you're done, just hit alt F4 and get out of there. You're done. Jack
I hope tha
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dennis Kicz" <puffnstuff@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2005 2:34 PM
Subject: Outlook Express folder display corfluffle
> Good day everyone:
>
> I am currently using Windows XP Home edition with JAWS version 5.1. I am
> stumped as to why when I go through the folders in my Outlook Express mail
> program I have 14 folders in total, yet when I look at the Outlook Express
> folder account in my "Documents and settings" folder there are 32 .dbx
> files
> and thus, folders in total. I realize that not all of the 32 folders found
> under my "Documents and Settings" folder will show up when I open my
> Outlook
> Express mail program and view the folders that way but there are certain
> folders that I had created previously that no longer are displayed this
> way.
> Any help would be sincerely appreciated.
>
> Later gator,
> Dennis
>
>
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