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Tommy
29 Oct 2008

Many thanks for the information, this helped me assist a close friend by email and with minumum hassle. The preview pane issue was the relevant one for us. Thanks!

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LSL
02 Nov 2008

I had an email with an attachment that I could not open, move or delete - it would just freeze my PC and my cursor would be inhibited until I stopped OE in the task manager window.

I put 2 of your suggestions together and it worked! The email message has been deleted. I disabled my anti-virus auto protect for a few moments, then went into my INBOX and highlighted the message, then did the SHIFT/DELETE and that did the trick! Thanks for your expertise!

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Donald Cline
06 Nov 2008

A friend of mine is using Outlook Exprss 6.0. He has an older machine. When he deletes messages from his inbox and closes down Outlook the messages come back when he restarts Outlook. How do I get this to stop? He has message that are a couple of month old that keep coming back.

Don

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Peter wright
14 Nov 2008

Thanks for the advice - I got sorted by the deleting dbx files. Just a note - AutoCad uses this extension so at first it confused me but when I looked at the dates I soon found the correct folder

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T J Edler
15 Nov 2008

Can't delete file addresses.
I downloaded a large file(7,000 email addresses)
in Outlook which already had 100 files with 50 email addresses ea. Now I cannot delete anything. It allows me to delete names or files, but the name or file pops back up.How do I fix the delete function?

EDITOR'S NOTE: I'm a bit confused when you say you're trying to delete "files" while in Outlook. Do you mean individual emails, address book contacts, or something else?

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curt line
19 Dec 2008

i can not delete emails without opening it up and then delete.

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Alex
09 Jan 2009

This operation can do with help-dbx convert,tool helped me not once,as far as i know software is free,it good solution against email failures regardless of the reasons of email corruption,program features easy system requirements, it can work on all PC’s, CPU performance may be very low, it influences the speed of email recovery only,utility works under Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Me and even Windows 98, the last one is not supported any more.

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John J. Wall
09 Jan 2009

THANK YOU-THANK Y0U-THANK YOU. I had a problem with deleting attachments in the e-mail section and i read your articales and low and behold there was an answer that did work, God i love this site. one again Thank you. Shift/delete and they are gone.

Posted by:

kim savvas
14 Jan 2009

I have mail in my inbox, when I try to delete it I end up with a line through it but it won't delete. Please advise. Thanks

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zlatan24
23 Jan 2009

For work with outlook express files advise use-outlook express will not open,because tool helped me many times and as far as i know it is free,program helps to stand against email issues and it does not matter, why your mailbox has become corrupted,can read online user’s guide for this program, where all steps of email recovery process are clearly described,keeps your mailbox in several source files, such as Inbox.dbx, Outbox.dbx, Sent Items.dbx and Deleted Items.dbx, all of these files should be located in the same folder,program can save separate files with eml extension, please create a separate folder for this purpose to avoid confusion,works with Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows XP SP2 and Windows Vista.

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