Thanks for the info.
At 12:42 PM 4/19/00 -0500, you wrote:
>If you right click on the inbox, select properties, and look on the General
>tab. It lists the full path and file name. Note that this only applies to
>Outlook Express. I believe Outlook is different, but don't have a copy
>handy to look at.
>
>Rocky
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>Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] No Text in Messages???
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>Rocky, on Wed, Apr. 19, 2000 at 8:05 a.m., you said
>
>>Nope - just deleted the local inbox folder. Right click on the folder,
>>select properties. Click on the Local File tab, click delete button then
>>click compact button. This will zero out your inbox folder of any local
>>headers/messages but won't affect the IMAP folder on your server.
>>
>>The account is still there, and it'll resync the headers next time you
>>connect. This is on an IMAP account - I've never had a problem with POP
>>accounts.
>
>Exactly what file is the local inbox folder (the file name and extension?)
>I too am wrestling with this problem and would like to try to fix it.
>
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