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Sorry for responding to an old post...I am new at this and it is was the
close to my problem as I could find...
Anyway, THANK-YOU, THANK-YOU, THANK-YOU! I can't believe I didn't see that
"+" sign?!?!?! One of my employees came to me with this and said she had
search all morning for her deleted file! I just assumed she tried all of the
basic things and went strainght to thinking this was probably something far
more complicated! Anyway, we are back on track! Thanks again! We
appreciated the help and yes, we are both slightly blonde when if comes to
most computer issues :)
Teresa
"The Max" wrote:
> On Thu, 6 Nov 2008 11:19:01 -0800, Teresa
> <Teresa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >I can only find "DELETED ITEMS" (not DELETE ITEMS) like you suggested, and I
> >cannot find any option under TOOLS that says "RECOVER DELETED ITEMS"...some
> >one suggested just going to the Deleted Items and drag them back, but since
> >it was a folder, it is not in there. Does anyone know where where deleted
> >folders go?
>
> FIRST... you responded to a post made in Aug. 2005 - not cool.
>
> When you delete anything, it goes to Deleted Items. Do you see a
> little "+" in front of that? Click it. If you don't see one, then
> your folder is GONE.
>
> If you manually emptied that folder recently, or you have Outlook set
> to empty it when closing, that's why it's gone.
>
> --
> Max
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Thank you all! I didn't see the + sign and thought I'd lost my BUSINESS
folder for good ! Thanks!!
"Teresa" wrote:
> Sorry for responding to an old post...I am new at this and it is was the
> close to my problem as I could find...
>
> Anyway, THANK-YOU, THANK-YOU, THANK-YOU! I can't believe I didn't see that
> "+" sign?!?!?! One of my employees came to me with this and said she had
> search all morning for her deleted file! I just assumed she tried all of the
> basic things and went strainght to thinking this was probably something far
> more complicated! Anyway, we are back on track! Thanks again! We
> appreciated the help and yes, we are both slightly blonde when if comes to
> most computer issues :)
>
> Teresa
>
> "The Max" wrote:
>
> > On Thu, 6 Nov 2008 11:19:01 -0800, Teresa
> > <Teresa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> >
> > >I can only find "DELETED ITEMS" (not DELETE ITEMS) like you suggested, and I
> > >cannot find any option under TOOLS that says "RECOVER DELETED ITEMS"...some
> > >one suggested just going to the Deleted Items and drag them back, but since
> > >it was a folder, it is not in there. Does anyone know where where deleted
> > >folders go?
> >
> > FIRST... you responded to a post made in Aug. 2005 - not cool.
> >
> > When you delete anything, it goes to Deleted Items. Do you see a
> > little "+" in front of that? Click it. If you don't see one, then
> > your folder is GONE.
> >
> > If you manually emptied that folder recently, or you have Outlook set
> > to empty it when closing, that's why it's gone.
> >
> > --
> > Max
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I know this is over a year on since you wrote it, but I have just found your
solution by searching Microsoft's site and solved my problem! I too, cannot
believe I didn't see the + sign!
Thank you SO much - I thought I'd lost all my work e-mail!
MWAH!!!
"The Max" wrote:
> On Thu, 6 Nov 2008 11:19:01 -0800, Teresa
> <Teresa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >I can only find "DELETED ITEMS" (not DELETE ITEMS) like you suggested, and I
> >cannot find any option under TOOLS that says "RECOVER DELETED ITEMS"...some
> >one suggested just going to the Deleted Items and drag them back, but since
> >it was a folder, it is not in there. Does anyone know where where deleted
> >folders go?
>
> FIRST... you responded to a post made in Aug. 2005 - not cool.
>
> When you delete anything, it goes to Deleted Items. Do you see a
> little "+" in front of that? Click it. If you don't see one, then
> your folder is GONE.
>
> If you manually emptied that folder recently, or you have Outlook set
> to empty it when closing, that's why it's gone.
>
> --
> Max
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The "plus" sign is not in front of the "Deleted Items" folder, but I can see
the subfolder that I am looking for when I try to create a new folder. I
tried to drag/drop, right-click, etc, but to no avail.
"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
> "Teresa" <Teresa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:AD0CDEE7-AFD2-4E50-AD57-E0BE49427876@microsoft.com...
>
> >I can only find "DELETED ITEMS" (not DELETE ITEMS) like you suggested, and
> >I
> > cannot find any option under TOOLS that says "RECOVER DELETED
> > ITEMS"...some
> > one suggested just going to the Deleted Items and drag them back, but
> > since
> > it was a folder, it is not in there. Does anyone know where where deleted
> > folders go?
>
> Deleted folders do, indeed, go to Deleted Items. If you delete a folder it
> becomes a subfolder of Deleted Items and Deleted Items will acquire a plus
> sign to its left in the Navigation Pane Folder List. You can click that
> plus sign and then drag the folder back to where you want it. Of course, if
> you empty the Deleted Items folder before doing this, it's gone.
>
> The Recover Deleted Items feature is available only if you use an Exchange
> account. You won't have it for a POP or IMAP account.
> --
> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>
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Make sure you are looking at the Folder list (bottom left corner of Outlook)
so you can see all folders. Then the folder should show in the Delated Items
folder.
Regards
Judy Gleeson
MVP Outlook
www.judygleeson.com
www.deskdoctors.com
Are you sick of bad email practice? Get a copy of my paper "Implementing
Email Policy" from the Desk Doctors website.
"luvsponj" <luvsponj@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A6F0500E-5911-48E9-9397-A69B84FF98F5@microsoft.com...
> The "plus" sign is not in front of the "Deleted Items" folder, but I can
> see
> the subfolder that I am looking for when I try to create a new folder. I
> tried to drag/drop, right-click, etc, but to no avail.
>
> "Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
>
>> "Teresa" <Teresa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:AD0CDEE7-AFD2-4E50-AD57-E0BE49427876@microsoft.com...
>>
>> >I can only find "DELETED ITEMS" (not DELETE ITEMS) like you suggested,
>> >and
>> >I
>> > cannot find any option under TOOLS that says "RECOVER DELETED
>> > ITEMS"...some
>> > one suggested just going to the Deleted Items and drag them back, but
>> > since
>> > it was a folder, it is not in there. Does anyone know where where
>> > deleted
>> > folders go?
>>
>> Deleted folders do, indeed, go to Deleted Items. If you delete a folder
>> it
>> becomes a subfolder of Deleted Items and Deleted Items will acquire a
>> plus
>> sign to its left in the Navigation Pane Folder List. You can click that
>> plus sign and then drag the folder back to where you want it. Of course,
>> if
>> you empty the Deleted Items folder before doing this, it's gone.
>>
>> The Recover Deleted Items feature is available only if you use an
>> Exchange
>> account. You won't have it for a POP or IMAP account.
>> --
>> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>>
>>
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