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sailajavara
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Recovering a Deleted Folder in Microsoft Outlook

02/19/2009 11:55 PM

hi every one,

can anyone tell me how to recover a deleted folder in microsoft outlook 2003.

please help...

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02/20/2009 8:29 AM

Under tools there should be a "recover deleted file". Click on the word tools and look for the little recycle bin with the arrow. If you deleted the deleted files your SOL.

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sailajavara
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Re: microsoft outlook

02/21/2009 12:31 AM

under tools, there is a recycle bin with - Empty"Deleted Items"Folder. no where mentioned "recover deleted file". Is there any other way to recover the files.
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Re: Recovering a Deleted Folder in Microsoft Outlook

02/20/2009 9:19 AM

Try mailpassview version 1.50 (it can be downloaded at freewarefiles.com) or another good program is recuva.com. One of these two should work for you and they are free for the taking.

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