Re: Recovered Messages

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You might leave WinMail open overnight and see if the "recovery process"
will finish. Then you can try the repair function of WMUtil and then
deleting them again.

steve

"Penni" <Penni@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello,

I uninstalled WinZip and then I was able to run the File Statistics -
2320
Total Files 0 zero byte files & Clean Blank Files - 2320 Total Files 0
zero byte files.

For today my Windows Mail - Recovery Folder has 7 empty folders,
automatically are numerically named. I usually delete them each day and/or
whenever I open use Windows Mail. I've deleted the actual Revovery Folder
but
it keeps cloning itself. Other than the annoyance of losing many of my
folders a few weeks ago, the e-mail appears by the naked eye to be running
normal. Any other suggestions?

Thanks,
Penni


"Steve Cochran" wrote:

Thanks for the clarification. Just save the file to the desktop and then
right click on it and choose extract. You don't need winzip. They used
to
be free, but I guess someone took them over and now they are very
aggressive.

steve

"Penni" <Penni@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi Steve,

I believe the problem is with WinZip and not your software, WinZip is
the
program that is prompting me to register and needing a key. Thanks

"Steve Cochran" wrote:

There is no product key or registration. WMUtil is free. Just save
the
file to the desktop and unzip it and run it.

steve

"Penni" <Penni@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Steve, I'm sorry but I did download it from that web address & the
bottom
of
the page did have Stephen L Cochran, PhD. I will try to save it to
my
desktop
again and see if something different happens. Thank you.

"Steve Cochran" wrote:

You haven't downloaded WMUTil from my website then, as nothing I
have
on
the
website requires a registration and a key. Why are people
constantly
confusing some other software with mine?

steve

"Penni" <Penni@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Dear Steve,

I've been having the same problem & I did save WMUtil to my
desktop
&
it
asks for me to register & enter a Key?


"Steve Cochran" wrote:

Try running my Windows Mail utility to compact and repair the
database
and
see if that helps. www.oehelp.com/WMUtil/

steve

"kgirl09" <kgirl09@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I made the mistake of deleting the recovered messages folder.
mail
recreated
the folder and the files in that folder keep duplicating
themselves
whenever
mail starts. Is there anyway to stop this?










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