Greetings Olushola and list--

My response follows the quoted material.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Olushola" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2004 7:09 PM
Subject: Re: [PCSOFT] Invisible email message


> Thanks I will try this. One question: What do you mean by "go to the Store
> Folder's location"?
> Olushola Sowande
>
> From: "Sven"
> > Hello Olushola,
> >
> > Hmmmmm... puzzling. Maybe you have a corrupt Inbox.dbx file. Insure you
> save
> > or move anything in the Inbox you want to keep. Then go to Tools \ Options
> \
> > Maintenance tab and click on the "Store Folder..." button. Make a note of
> > it's location and cancel or close all windows and close Outlook Express.
> Go
> > to the Store Folder's location and "move" the "Inbox.dbx" file to another
> > location (My Documents).

If you've gone to Outlook Express's Options Maintenance tab and clicked the
"Store Folder" button as detailed above, and made note of where on your local
hard disk the store folder is, you can use "My Computer" or Windows Explorer
to "drill down" (progressively open folders until you get to the location you've
noted)
to the location of the store folder. When you open the folder, it should contain
the file 'inbox.dbx'. This is the file you need to move to another location, in order
to
force Outlook Express to create a new inbox.dbx file at that store folder location
the next time it's opened.

HTH,

Paul A. Shippert
Media Specialist
Margaret Brent Middle School
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