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Tom
Would like to know how to recover permanent deleted email messages in
Microsoft Outlook.
Microsoft Outlook.
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Peter Foldes
You cannot unless you have a great deal of money to pay for such a recovery and then it might not even work
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Tom
Dear Peter:
Thank you for responding to my question. I appreciated the fact that you
took time to do this. I believe you are correct. However, I was not
specific in my details of the problem. I have learned that if you use
Microsoft Exchange Server you can recover the deleted files. And, I have
done that. However, I use Comcast and they don't seem to use Microsoft
Exchange Server so once you delete an email it is gone.
Thank you for responding to my question. I appreciated the fact that you
took time to do this. I believe you are correct. However, I was not
specific in my details of the problem. I have learned that if you use
Microsoft Exchange Server you can recover the deleted files. And, I have
done that. However, I use Comcast and they don't seem to use Microsoft
Exchange Server so once you delete an email it is gone.
B
Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
I have learned that if you use
Microsoft Exchange Server you can recover the deleted files. And, I have
done that. However, I use Comcast and they don't seem to use Microsoft
Exchange Server so once you delete an email it is gone.
In general, this is correct. You should treat permanently deleted items as
exactly that: unrecoverable. That said, there's some hope of recovery if
you're daring. See this:
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/restoredeleteditemsfromanoutlookpst.htm
L
lane teresa
Tom said:Would like to know how to recover permanent deleted email messages in
Microsoft Outlook.
B
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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Your message contained only a quote of someone else's message and nothing of
your own.
Your message contained only a quote of someone else's message and nothing of
your own.