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Five More Annoying PC Annoyances
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great article! |
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2003-11-03 08:51:34 |
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anonymous2
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That's something I haven't heard of and if I had to guess (and I think I do), I'd say it's something at your end, rather than with the server.
Experiment with Outlook Express until you can detect a pattern. For instance, turn the preview pane on if it's off (or vice versa).
Also check Options to see the delete from server settings and change it so mail isn't deleted for three days--and see if your problem changes.
All the best,
--Steve
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Steve Bass
Allegedly Famous Book Author: PC Annoyances
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great article!
2003-11-05 10:10:09
clyde4s
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It happened by itself...
2003-11-05 10:35:48
anonymous2
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What I found is that the client had their email client set to "View New Messages". Once I changed it back to "View All Messages" everything was still there. Of course, they "didn't do anything - it just happened by itself" ...
Clyde