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Hi,
Foolishly, I sat up until late last night, writing a huge email report for work without periodically saving it (yes it had to be with the recipient first thing this morning). After typing somewhere around 6 or 7 pages of size 10 text, and nearing the end ... I accidentally hit CTRL+D whilst meaning to hit CTRL+B to send some text into bold.
Hey presto! .. email gone ... It seems CTRL+D is the permanent delete command in Outlook. The file lost has a .eml extension, but I cant find it anywhere on my machine.
In desperation this morning I downloaded a few small data recovery programs, which failed to find the missing file.
Any ideas anybody?
In desperation!
Steve
Foolishly, I sat up until late last night, writing a huge email report for work without periodically saving it (yes it had to be with the recipient first thing this morning). After typing somewhere around 6 or 7 pages of size 10 text, and nearing the end ... I accidentally hit CTRL+D whilst meaning to hit CTRL+B to send some text into bold.
Hey presto! .. email gone ... It seems CTRL+D is the permanent delete command in Outlook. The file lost has a .eml extension, but I cant find it anywhere on my machine.
In desperation this morning I downloaded a few small data recovery programs, which failed to find the missing file.
Any ideas anybody?
In desperation!
Steve