Fw: Lost messages in either out look, or outlook express
- From: "Robert Hebert" <roberthebert@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2005 21:46:59 -0800
This is a message I had saved regarding recovering deleted messages from the
deleted items folder. I have not personally tried what the poster suggests but
he feels the following should work but evidentially it will require quite a bit
of work. How jaws friendly this procedure is, is yet another issue. Good luck!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Carl F. Voelz" <cvoelz@xxxxxxx>
To: <blindtech@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, July 08, 2004 5:24 AM
Subject: Re: Lost messages in either out look, or outlook express
Moti, Al et al,
Moti, can you provide the source for the advice you offered Al in your
response (following) to which I am responding?
Although there can obviously be no guarantee that you can recover your
lost messages:, I disagree with Moti's advice and assure you that I
have recovered lost messages after deletion from the deleted items
folder far too often to recall. It certainly can be done--sometimes
easily, while at other times easily but tediously because you might have
to search through hundreds of messages to find the handful you wish to
recover. I find myself doing this a couple of times each year and it
has become quite routine, at least with regard to Outlook Express. I
musst admit, however, that it has been a couple of years since I last
recovered deleted items from Microsoft's Outlook but assure you that
this too can be done after selective reading, with minimal preparation
and with minimal complexity, but you must be willing to invest several
hours of your time.
FYI: Rather than import recovered messages en mass into Outlook or OE,
let me suggest that you search the recovered messages in "raw
form" otherwise you will have to peruse them all again and then delete
them from within OE or Outlook.
To recover both lost and corrupted messages from Outlook Express conduct
a Google search on DBXTRACT.EXE or DBXTRACT.ZIP. Visit the author of
this program's web site and download the program: the free version is
quite adequate--fully up to the task of recovery--and you need not
purchase the alternative program carrying a price tag; the best
instructions for using the program will be found on the author's web
site and on two or three web sites operated by Microsoft Most Valued
Professionals (MSVPs) whose specialty is issues involving Outlook
Express. Regarding Outlook: I have not been using Outlook as much as
OE these past two years, and my knowledge has become somewhat rusty and
out of date. Given the number of versions of Outlook in use it is
prudent for me to suggest that other listers respond with the
information you need to recover MS Outlook messages.
By way of encouragement let me say that I cannot recall ever failing to
retrieve deleted messages!
cfv
----- Original Message -----
From: "Moti Azrad, Musician & Piano-Tuner" Sent: Thursday, July 08, 2004
3:05 AM
Subject: Re: Lost messages in either out look, or outlook express
> Hi Al,
>
> In oe, when you delete or a message had been deleted, it goes to the
deleted
> items, and only if you delete from this level, the messages will be
totally
> lost and no option to recover them.
> I don't know of a problem in this subject.
>
> Moti
>
> Israel
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "cutolo.albert" > > Sent: Thursday, July 08, 2004 5:57 AM
> Subject: Lost messages in either out look, or outlook express
>
>
> : Hello everyone,
> : Some time between July forth, and July fifth, My girl friend went
into her
> : in box of out look to read her messages, and at least ten of them
were
> lost
> : or had been deleted by some thing too do with micro soft, or there
might
> : have a possible corruption of her out look. One of them was
extremely
> : important, because it contained a schedule of class that she was to
take
> : during the fall somester, of this year. Neither she or I did any
thing
> that
> : would have deleted them. There fore, I was wondering if there was
or is
> any
> : way too recover them, or if any else on this list or the Jaws for
windows
> : list has experienced this problem now, orat any other time in the
past.
> : Best regards, Al
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