In preparation for reinstalling my Windows 98SE, I had moved the All Users,
Application Data, Desktop, Favorites, Local Settings, SendTo and Start Menu
subfolders to a new Folder on the Hard Drive. (This was recommended by a
website.) I decided not to do the reinstall. In the meantime, I experienced
a power shutdown. When I got back online, I discovered that my Outlook
Express had lost my emails and my folders. I have "found" them on the hard
drive, but the .dbx files require something to open them - and that
windows.exe file is apparently something I don't have. How do I get the
Outlook Express folders and emails back to where they were and operating
again? The folders and emails do not appear to be lost - on the other hand,
I can't get them to work they way they should. I would appreciate any help
you can give - I've spent hours trying to figure this out on the internet -
and all I can come up with on google are pitches for "freeware" and
"shareware" that are anything but and don't work. I am using Windows 98SE
and OE 5.5. Thank you.

Dan Crawford
Gibsonia PA




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