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Author: 1stmet
Date: Sep 28, 2007 11:24

I have several messages that appear in the unread message folder. When I
click on them I get the following response ... "Cannot open this item. The
message you specified cannot be found."

How do I delete them from the folder? Just hitting delete doesn't work.

Thanks,
BT
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Re: Unread message cannot be found         


Author: Brian Tillman
Date: Sep 28, 2007 11:44

1stmet 1stmetonline.com> wrote:
> I have several messages that appear in the unread message folder. When I
> click on them I get the following response ... "Cannot open
> this item. The message you specified cannot be found."
>
> How do I delete them from the folder? Just hitting delete doesn't
> work.

Refresh the folder (View>Refresh). Do they still show? In what folder does
the Unread Mail folder say they reside?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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Re: Unread message cannot be found         


Author: 1stmet
Date: Oct 9, 2007 14:32

Tried refreshing folder and emptying deleted items. They're still there.
It doesn't list the folder they're in. The heading is Date: Older.
Thanks

"MistyKhan" AdvenaArtemis.com> wrote in message
news:1191096093.606721.318460@19g2000hsx.googlegroups.com...
> On Sep 28, 1:24 pm, "1stmet" 1stmetonline.com> wrote:> I have
> several messages that appear in the unread message folder. When I>
> click on them I get the following response ... "Cannot open this item.
>> message you specified cannot be found."> > How do I delete them
> from the folder? Just hitting delete doesn't work.> > Thanks,> BTTry
> emptying for Deleted Items folder too.
>
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Re: Unread message cannot be found         


Author: Walt Parsons
Date: Jun 20, 2008 12:28

I have the same problem.

The undeleteable message is in "unread" and resides in
"Newf-L" folder according to the information in the unread folder.

I've tried to refresh with no change. I've also looked in the Newf-L folder for this message but can't find it there. I've also deleted all messages in the delete folder.

Any suggestions.

Walt Parsons
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Re: Unread message cannot be found         


Author: Mary
Date: Jun 21, 2008 14:15

Could it be a Read Receipt? Can you delete or change the properties of the
NewfL folder--whatever that is? I found this--Newfoundland mailing list
faq's: http://www.gad.net/Newf-FAQ/Newf-FAQ_03.html

"Walt Parsons" wrote:
> I have the same problem.
>
> The undeleteable message is in "unread" and resides in
> "Newf-L" folder according to the information in the unread folder.
>
> I've tried to refresh with no change. I've also looked in the Newf-L folder for this message but can't find it there. I've also deleted all messages in the delete folder.
>
> Any suggestions.
>
> Walt Parsons
>
>
>
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Re: Unread message cannot be found         


Author: Brian Tillman
Date: Jun 23, 2008 05:15

Walt Parsons gmail.com> wrote:
> I have the same problem.

What problem is that? You didn't quote the message to which you think
you're replying so we have no idea of your message's context. You don't
state your Outlook version (but it's presumably OL 2003 or 2007, since it
has a Search folder) and yuo don't state your data store type (Exchange
mailbox or PST).
> The undeleteable message is in "unread" and resides in
> "Newf-L" folder according to the information in the unread folder.
>
> I've tried to refresh with no change. I've also looked in the Newf-L
> folder for this message but can't find it there. I've also deleted
> all messages in the delete folder.

Did you try deleting it from the Unread Mail folder? Did you try a
permanent delete (Shift-Delete)? Did you try using the Inbox Repair Tool
(SCANPST)?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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Re: Unread message cannot be found         


Author: Walt Parsons
Date: Jun 23, 2008 10:22

Walt Parsons gmail.com> wrote:
> I have the same problem.

What problem is that? You didn't quote the message to which you think
you're replying so we have no idea of your message's context. You don't
state your Outlook version (but it's presumably OL 2003 or 2007, since it
has a Search folder) and yuo don't state your data store type (Exchange
mailbox or PST).
Sorry but I thought that the "quoted message" was automa5tic.

Problem: I have a message sitting in the "unread" folder that I can't delete.
I'm useing Outlook 2007 on a Vista machine.

The message resides in a "Newf-L" folder according to the information in the unread folder.
I've tried to refresh with no change. I've also looked in the Newf-L
folder for this message but can't find it there. I've also deleted
all messages in the delete folder.
>Did you try deleting it from the Unread Mail folder?
Yes
>Did you try a permanent delete (Shift-Delete)?
Yes
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Re: Unread message cannot be found         


Author: Brian Tillman
Date: Jun 24, 2008 04:58

Walt Parsons gmail.com> wrote:
> Problem: I have a message sitting in the "unread" folder that I can't
> delete.
> I'm useing Outlook 2007 on a Vista machine.
>
> The message resides in a "Newf-L" folder according to the information
> in the unread folder. I've tried to refresh with no change. I've also
> looked in the Newf-L
> folder for this message but can't find it there. I've also deleted
> all messages in the delete folder.
>
>> Did you try deleting it from the Unread Mail folder?
> Yes
>
>> Did you try a permanent delete (Shift-Delete)?
> Yes
>
> Did you try using the Inbox Repair Tool
> (SCANPST)? Yes.
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Re: Unread message cannot be found         


Author: Walt Parsons
Date: Jul 16, 2008 13:07

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Re: Unread message cannot be found         


Author: Walt Parsons
Date: Jul 16, 2008 13:13

Reply to message by Brian Tilman on 6/24/08
>"Walt Parsons gmail.com> wrote:
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