Olushola,

The "Store Folder's location" is where it is in Windows on your hard drive.
In OE when you go to Tools \ Options \ Maintenance tab and click on the
"Store Folder..." button, a small window appears showing you the path to
where it is. You didn't mention your operating system so I will use Windows
98SE as an example.

In Windows 98SE the default location is C:\ Windows \ Application Data \
Identities \ {series of letters and numbers for your identity}\ Microsoft \
Outlook Express.

Now, open Windows Explorer (Start Menu \ Programs) and navigate there by
clicking the "+" by C:\ drive on the left side (expanding the folder).
Continue to expand each folder in the path until you get to the Outlook
Express folder. Click on it and you will find the .dbx folders listed in the
large window on the right side.

I hope this clarifies it for you...

Sven Swanson, Sr.

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From: "Olushola" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2004 6:09 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). Restart OE. According to 'Hoyle', OE will have
> recreated the Inbox.dbx file and you should have an empty Inbox. Then, if
> everything is okay, you can safely delete the file you moved.
>
> Sven Swanson, Sr.

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