Lee wrote:
Daniel wrote:
Lee wrote:
Daniel wrote:
Lee wrote:
I am using Vista vers 6 with SP2 and again after compacting
SeaMonkey I
lost all the files in my inbox. Even tried a restore with no luck.
Anyone have any ideas what is going on. So far as I can tell it is
only
the mail inbox. This is the second time once with 2.10 and now
2.11. I
use PC Tools Internet Security and PC Tools Untilities.
Thanks again for any assistance and I do have it showing all not
unread
and even the tagged files are gone also. Got me confused.
Lee
"all not unread"....Lee, is this a typo, as you want the two menus set
to Messages...All and Threads....All!!
> Hi Daniel
>
> In the view box I have 2 choices "All" or "unread" and that is what I
> had intended to write in my question. It was showing "All" and it was
> empty including those I had tagged (red) for holding. I noted others
> had made some comments and I was just trying to make it clear that the
> View: was set to All. No big loss but am trying to understand what
has
> happened so I can preclude it from happening again. Thanks though for
> your reply, sorry for the confusion.
>
Lee, FYI, the preference here is that you bottom post, that way, anybody
gets your problem first, then my reply with suggestions, then your
reply, etc, etc.
O.K., now that I re-read your OP, I guess you meant that you had
selected *All* and had *not* selected *unread*, just having "all not
unread" confused me.
O.K., so in View->Messages, you have All selected. What have you got
selected under View->Threads??
I have "all" selected in View->Threads!
O.K., that's a bit of disappointing, but.....!
Next, have a look at Edit->Mail & Newsgroup Account Settings, and select
"Server Settings" on your Mail Account and, at the bottom of this
screen, under "Local directory" is what SM now thinks is the location of
your Profile. Note this location.
Next, have a look at Tools->Switch Profiles. Are there more profiles
listed there than you would expect?? If so, check out the other profiles
to see if your lost emails are there!!
If not, completely close SeaMonkey, including the Quick Start function
if you use it. Now, in Windows Explorer, set it up to show hidden files,
then do a "Find Files and Folders" looking for "Inbox" (without the
quotes). Not the locations, one should be the same as was noted in the
SeaMonkey screen above.
Locate the other "inbox"s and rename them inbox1, inbox2, etc, and then
move/copy them to the same location as your current inbox. Then start
SeaMonkey, open your e-mail account and check out the other inbox's to
see if any of them contain your missing mail.
If one does, then do a similar process looking for your "Sent" folder.
Report back!!
--
Daniel
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