On 5/3/02 7:01 AM, "Paul Berkowitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi paul
No I didn�t get the unix code but I did do a sherlock search using MUD. Got
three files (????) and they all opened up with the same info - nothing,
tried the trash - wasn�t there either.
When I was referring to my frustration it was unrelated. The problem was
that when I launched entourage it gave me a new window which I didn�t pay
close enough attention to - "do you want to use as main email account?" (or
something to that effect) - point is i've never seen it before. Before I
questioned it I just clicked "no" and ended up with a clean database.
How would I have deleted the folder? Without knowing it?
> Desiree,
>
> Do you understand Barry's "unix" shorthand? The ~ at the beginning of the
> path means:
>
> (OS X hard disk)/Users/(you)/
>
> That's the Documents folder to look in (in "Home").
>
> How exactly did you "open the database"? I would have suggested trying to
> Switch Identities, but I think it's pointless. The fact that you were asked
> if you wanted to use Entourage as your email program (it doesn't matter
> whether you answered Yes or No, so stop worrying about that) indicates to me
> that there was no exisiting Microsoft User Data folder in this OS X User,
>
> You don't say what you did in your "fit of frustration", but it sounds very
> much to me as if you completed deleted your MUD folder from your OS X User,
> or else you're in a new User in OS X. Look in the Trash - it might be there,
> undetected - it won't work from there.
>
> Use Sherlock again, searching your entire hard disk - all partitions and ser
> folders, for Microsoft User Data. Make sure that you check all User folders
> that appear in the Sherlock list.
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