Looking to archive all my emails - what on earth is the directory in which they reside called ?
I use Windows XP and Outlook Express
Thanks Guys
Rock
Techie Question - EMail
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Rock Charogne
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Techie Question - EMail
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Re: Techie Question - EMail
Never trust emails ever getting there...
I've recently conducted a survey amongst my many addresses and found 1% of emails never reached the destination...still floating around in space.
I had a very dear friend die in the States back in March,the original email announcing her death never arrived.By sheer chance I wrote by 'snail mail' asking her health on not hearing and I had an email back,saying didn't I get the first email.
Also attached was the original email,so it was true,that was sent at the time regarding her death.This I never got.
As I said,never trust emails getting through,a telephone call or by letter (not always reliable I know) when dealing with something really important.
Other times,take your chance.
I've recently conducted a survey amongst my many addresses and found 1% of emails never reached the destination...still floating around in space.
I had a very dear friend die in the States back in March,the original email announcing her death never arrived.By sheer chance I wrote by 'snail mail' asking her health on not hearing and I had an email back,saying didn't I get the first email.
Also attached was the original email,so it was true,that was sent at the time regarding her death.This I never got.
As I said,never trust emails getting through,a telephone call or by letter (not always reliable I know) when dealing with something really important.
Other times,take your chance.
Re: Techie Question - EMail
There's a lot of useful info. here
Hope it will help.
Btw, I always find it easier to print out and read rather than just read straight off the screen.
Mart
Hope it will help.
Btw, I always find it easier to print out and read rather than just read straight off the screen.
Mart
Re: Techie Question - EMail
If they are vitally important emails then be sure to backup to disc too as a hard drive failure will take out your emails and your backups if stored locally.