Subject: Re: Help, E-mail program crashed From: Bonedigger Date: March 12, 2001 I bet you still have it and just don't know where to look. That was my problem earlier. I thought all was lost yet found all I had to do was restore what was still on my hard drive to the outlook express. Want the hints? Of course I have an old computer with WIN 95 and here is how you would determine if they are still there. open Windows explorer; at c:\ click + sign to open the directory trees; at Program files click the + sign to open that directory; at Outlook Express click the + sign to open that directory. You should see your folders as SENT.dbx, and DELETED.dbx and all the special folders you had created as *.dbx files you will recognize the names of your folders. to make sure just double click on the folder and see its contents, you will get a window that asks what word processor you want to use to view/read the contents choose the one you want, best of course would be WORD. Once you have determined they are still there you have to get them activated back to the outlook express. That is the part I am not sure of but I think it is like this. In that same outlook express directory will be a box with setup in it click on that and then in the top left click file then properties to identify that icon and file it should be setup.exe. for outlook express and double clicking on that should put it back together for you. BUT HERE is where you should consult your help file to make sure whether you should use the above setup.exe or not your Win98 or whatever may be much different from mine. But identifying that they are or are not still there will work as described above. Strange what yoiu learn about your computer from looking ariound for example there is a HISTORY of everywhere you have been on the internet, big brother is watching you or at least can watch you from this history folder everything that makes history on your computer is there everywhere you have been all you have done. Charles ----- Original Message ----- From: "R Bonneau (by way of Steve Coker Go To: #, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z, Main |