Use Outlook Express which comes with MSIE 6.  The reason I say that is
because you don't have to be a rocket scientist to use it and it should
import all of your Netscape e-mail unless it has been deleted.  If you have
a secondary hard drive that would for example be the X:\ drive, you can tell
Outlook Express to make it store e-mail into a folder like "X:\E-Mail".
Since you have Word, you can enable the spell checking capability within
Outlook Express.

Netscape 6.2.1 e-mail is OK and I use it for all of my e-mailing, but it is
still somewhat buggy.  I have 7 e-mail accounts in it and sometimes, when I
close out of the program, it marks all of my e-mail as unread and gets them
all out of order which I sort with the newest date at the top of the list.
If I only had one e-mail account, I would use Outlook Express.  If it is
still buggy (I hate its newsgroup function) and the next version of Outlook
Express has separate INBOX, SENT, etc. folders, I will go back to OE.

You might here the Outlook Express is more likely to get a virus.  That is
usually because people either don't use good antivirus software such as
F-Prot or never update their antivirus software.  I have never been infected
by a virus, but F-Prot caught one the other day for me so I didn't get
infected.

More than likely your last 2 weeks of e-mail has been lost.

BTJustice

"philip" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi
> I've got netscape 4.75. I've lost the last two weeks of mail. All mail
> previous to that is still in Inbox.
>
> I noticed recently that sometimes the Inbox would not show mail of
> last two weeks. Other times, upon opening Netscape Mail, it would take
> a few seconds to open the Inbox, probably because there's alot of mail
> saved in it.
>
> So, either it would take 3 or 4 seconds to open the Inbox and show
> *all* the mail, or the Inbox would open immediately but not have the
> last two weeks mail showing.
>
> Argh... I feel certain the missing mail is somewhere, but where? There
> are no oddball files in Programs\Netscape\users\mail, just the usual
> Inbox and Inbox.snm, etc.
>
> I opened the Inbox file in Word, it only shows mail up to the last two
> weeks, so I guess the missing mail's not there.
>
> Can anyone help?, I'd sure appreciate it.
>
> Thanks
> phil



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