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> I opened Outlook Express, clicked Help menu and the clicked About > Microsoft > Outlook Express > A window opened up with a list of files with File, Version and Full Path The files I asked about are listed in the File box. > There is only one Hotfix listed in my Add/Remove Programs from June 7 > Show updates is checked What KB number is that patch (e.g., KB987654)? Is Automatic Update

Group: microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress · Group Profile · Search for recycle bin icon in microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
Author: PA Bear [MS MVP]
Date: Jul 5, 2008 12:37

I opened Outlook Express, clicked Help menu and the clicked About Microsoft Outlook Express A window opened up with a list of files with File, Version and Full Path There is only one Hotfix listed in my Add/Remove Programs from June 7 Show updates is checked I know there were more Hotfixes listed than that from over the years. Have had the same SP2 since December 2004 Lots of things seem

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Repost: Please quote my entire post when you reply. I will not answer any more of your posts unless you do so. You didn't do #1 properly. I wanted you to look at OE Help | About, not Windows Help | About. Try again. What do you mean all of your hotfixes are missing? Is "Show Updates" box checked in Add/Remove Programs? Have you installed WinXP SP3 since you first post in this thread

Please quote my entire post when you reply. Thanks. (You can snip the list of "caveats" below, though.) 1. Open OE Help | About | look in Files list and tell me the version numbers of these files: DIRECTDB.DLL, INETCOMM.DLL, and MSOE.DLL. 2. Open OE File | Identities | Manage Identities: Is there only one (1) identity listed here and is it called "Main Identity"? 3. Is Automatic Updates

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Deleted files do go to the Recycle Bin "Use one setting" is the only one of those checked and it's at 10%% (811MB for drive C) "PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote: > > Can't do a System Restore because that only keeps one Restore point from > > the > > previous day (but that's another problem I'll post about) > > Actually, both issues may be related (i.e., insufficient disk space). Let's

> Can't do a System Restore because that only keeps one Restore point from the previous day (but that's another problem I'll post about) Actually, both issues may be related (i.e., insufficient disk space). Let's work on only Recycle Bin for now. When you delete /any/ file, does it go to the Recycle Bin or not? Right-click on Recycle Bin icon on your desktop | Properties | Global

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The message <1192649472.788624.104180@e9g2000prf.googlegroups.com> from davegbel@comcast.net contains these words: > I went to my recycle bin this morning to retrieve a file I had deleted > earlier. Bummer! The file isn't there, or any of the others I deleted! > There are many files from the Temp folder, but no real files later > than Sept 27 (sorted the folder on "Date Deleted"), but I know

consider yourself lucky if you put your recycling bin inside of MS Access you might ahve a random chance of corruption that's about the best Access could do for you but if you delete it directly; and it's gone? that sounds a lot more direct! "LUVMEEDOO" <LUVMEEDOO@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6FDF4E7D-E69D-496B-8936-29BCCD97AB15@microsoft.com... Thanks for

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Thanks for helping me, I liked your response by the way. First it scared me, then it was evil and finally it helped. "Airbonzo" wrote: > ITS GONE FOREVERR, mwwahahahahah!!!!!! > > actually, all you have to do is right click on ur desktop, click properties, > choose the desktop tab, then customize desktop button. should be right there > > > "LUVMEEDOO" wrote: > > > I know this

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Group: alt.windowsw2k · Group Profile · Search for recycle bin icon in alt.windowsw2k
Author: Johnny B Good
Date: Oct 21, 2007 19:19

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Author: pj
Date: Oct 21, 2007 11:06

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Author: Tom Wickerath
Date: May 24, 2007 01:05

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Author: LUVMEEDOO
Date: May 23, 2007 10:55

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