Re: OE6 Database corrupt?

From: Carl (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 07/29/04

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    Jim, you wrote:
    "I stick with the web interface all the time. I find it
    less irritating than trying to guess whether it's my
    setup, my network or the servers having problems"

    The truth is, of course, that it's the OE6 software that
    bugs out - or at least can't handle the situation that
    occurs. Errors in the network would hardly eradicate
    emails that I copied to a local folder!!! I'd also find
    it less irritating with the web interface if I wasn't on
    a slow modem connection... Thanks for your help though!
    Majorgeeks probably has a reasonably priced email client
    I can use with my state-of-the-art Windows XP setup... :-(

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