Sorry for just not getting it. That's why I `m asking questions.
Like you said
I looked with Window's Explorer. When I search for
the files a dead-end on an Outlook Express Icon. When I click on the
icon... I simply go to the program.
I get farther when searching for the files with Nero
Two folders
under "identities" in "application data" appear to hold the
information. However, after copying theses folders they appear
empty. Any more advice?
Sam
Now search your hard drive for the file "Deleted Items.dbx" You
> should eventually find all your email files in the folder "Outlook
Express" and
> in this folder you will see the file called Deleted Items.dbx.
Copy this file
Rupert
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