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Geek Culture / Help with Outlook Express 6 please!

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SpecTre1
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Posted: 3rd Nov 2004 08:49
Hi can anyone out there please help?

I am having trouble getting my email today, every time I load Outlook Express it just freezes saying program not responding! Any ideas on how to fix please??

New to DBPro comin from AMOS on the Amiga!
SpecTre1
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Posted: 3rd Nov 2004 08:59
Hmmmm also just noticed it's when I try to get into my inbox all other areas work!?!?!?

Eg I can look into sent items etc but as soon as I click on inbox it freezes!

New to DBPro comin from AMOS on the Amiga!
ionstream
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Posted: 3rd Nov 2004 13:28
Get thunderbird. 'Tis better than Outlook, und it's free.

All apologize for mispelled. Not english good, yes?

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Van B
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Posted: 3rd Nov 2004 18:21
Sounds like a corrupt inbox database file, which happens all the freakin time with that piece of c***.

Do a file search for something called inbox.dbx - and rename it to inbox.old, and run OE again - it should make a fresh inbox, but you won't have access to your untidied emails. As far as I know there's no effective way of repairing a .dbx file.


Van-B


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SpecTre1
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Posted: 4th Nov 2004 04:21
Search comes back inbox.dbx not found?!?!?

New to DBPro comin from AMOS on the Amiga!
spooky
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Posted: 4th Nov 2004 05:07 Edited at: 4th Nov 2004 05:08
Just go into Tools / Options / Maintenance / Store Folder

or right-click an outlook folder and do 'properties'

This will tell you where the dbx files are stored.

Boo!

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