How are e-mails lost in Outlook Express ?

Question

My sister in Tuson,Az didn't get some e-mail till I resent it,why?

Answer 1

It could have thought your e-mail was spam and sent it to the Junk folder. Make sure she has your e-mail address in her address book.

It could have not downloaded the message from the server. Odd things happen with out of date software (Yes, Outlook is severely out of date).

I'd suggest she try Thunderbird for a while... it's like Outlook in a lot of ways, but it's much more up to date - you can filter e-mails by who sent them, what they're about, what's in them, and combos of these.

http://getthunderbird.com

Oh, and while I'm here, do yourself a huge favour and use Firefox instead of Internet Explorer!

Free, fast, a small 5mb download, Firefox blocks pop-ups and sites from secretly installing programs on your computer. It will copy over your settings from other browsers (cookies, settings, bookmarks). Firefox is powerful too, it's more up-to-date than even IE7 according to the web standards (w3.org).

The main reason I like Firefox is because it's customizable.

Why is customizability important?

Imagine being able to do 2 small things and never seeing a banner ad, flash ad or an iframe ad again? (Remember, pop-ups are already gone)
Imagine being able to pause your computer's music player when the phone rings without having to switch to it?

Firefox puts the power back in your hands!

Firefox - http://getfirefox.com/
Adblock Plus - http://adblockplus.org/
Adblock Filterset.G Updater - https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1136/
FoxyTunes - http://www.foxytunes.com/
Firefox Addons - https://addons.mozilla.org/

Answer 2

Its meant to be on your hard drive on account that Outlook downloads it in some temp folders.. Pls attempt those in case you havent in case you already know the filename then attempt finding the document on your hard drive.. pass to initiate > All classes > seek sort in filename.xls the place "filename" the call of your document. in any different case, seek *.xls yet you're able to examine the data one via one... extra tedious.