PST only showing deleted Items folder
 

When I try to attach a privatefolder.pst file to Outlook 2000 (size 157
Mb), I only get deleted items and no subfolders.
I've tried to run scanpst.exe and it says it containt 4 subfolder - but
I can't see them.
Anyone who has a clue how to restore the file? It contains important
messages
Thx in advance - Polarbear

Re: PST only showing deleted Items folder
 

Polarbear wrote:
>
> When I try to attach a privatefolder.pst file to Outlook 2000 (size 157
> Mb), I only get deleted items and no subfolders.
> I've tried to run scanpst.exe and it says it containt 4 subfolder - but
> I can't see them.
> Anyone who has a clue how to restore the file? It contains important
> messages

Try zipping up the directory and mailing as an attachment. Note that
your message will NOT reach very many email boxes as many have 10 or 20
meg limits.

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Re: PST only showing deleted Items folder
 

Hi Plato
Sorry I can't send it to you if is that what you mean - any other
suggestions?
Thx Polarbear

Plato wrote:
> Polarbear wrote:
> >
> > When I try to attach a privatefolder.pst file to Outlook 2000 (size 157
> > Mb), I only get deleted items and no subfolders.
> > I've tried to run scanpst.exe and it says it containt 4 subfolder - but
> > I can't see them.
> > Anyone who has a clue how to restore the file? It contains important
> > messages
>
> Try zipping up the directory and mailing as an attachment. Note that
> your message will NOT reach very many email boxes as many have 10 or 20
> meg limits.
>
> --
> http://www.bootdisk.com/

Re: PST only showing deleted Items folder
 

"Polarbear" <jdjepsen@ofir.dk> wrote:

|>Hi Plato
|>Sorry I can't send it to you if is that what you mean - any other
|>suggestions?
|>Thx Polarbear

Send it to me! :)

No, he's saying the file is to large to send, make multiple zips of it
or find a service that will take that size file
http://www.yousendit.com/

Gmail.com will only take 10 megs.


|>Plato wrote:
|>> Polarbear wrote:
|>> >
|>> > When I try to attach a privatefolder.pst file to Outlook 2000 (size 157
|>> > Mb), I only get deleted items and no subfolders.
|>> > I've tried to run scanpst.exe and it says it containt 4 subfolder - but
|>> > I can't see them.
|>> > Anyone who has a clue how to restore the file? It contains important
|>> > messages
|>>
|>> Try zipping up the directory and mailing as an attachment. Note that
|>> your message will NOT reach very many email boxes as many have 10 or 20
|>> meg limits.
|>>
|>> --
|>> http://www.bootdisk.com/


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Re: PST only showing deleted Items folder
 

Hi Penny

I can't send it because it contains confidential material, so I'm sorry
that ain't an option. I think my CEO will explode if he know I've send
it outside our company ;-)

Thx Polarbear

Pennywise@DerryMaine.Gov skrev:

> "Polarbear" <jdjepsen@ofir.dk> wrote:
>
> |>Hi Plato
> |>Sorry I can't send it to you if is that what you mean - any other
> |>suggestions?
> |>Thx Polarbear
>
> Send it to me! :)
>
> No, he's saying the file is to large to send, make multiple zips of it
> or find a service that will take that size file
> http://www.yousendit.com/
>
> Gmail.com will only take 10 megs.
>
>
> |>Plato wrote:
> |>> Polarbear wrote:
> |>> >
> |>> > When I try to attach a privatefolder.pst file to Outlook 2000 (size 157
> |>> > Mb), I only get deleted items and no subfolders.
> |>> > I've tried to run scanpst.exe and it says it containt 4 subfolder - but
> |>> > I can't see them.
> |>> > Anyone who has a clue how to restore the file? It contains important
> |>> > messages
> |>>
> |>> Try zipping up the directory and mailing as an attachment. Note that
> |>> your message will NOT reach very many email boxes as many have 10 or 20
> |>> meg limits.
> |>>
> |>> --
> |>> http://www.bootdisk.com/
>
>
> --
> Microsoft Says Recovery from Malware Becoming Impossible,
> also calls users stupid :}
> http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1945808,00.asp