Urgent please help RE: lost mail.
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Hi can somebody please help me I just accidently hit delete instaed of home and I have deleted all the mail I ever had except the spam I was trying to move to junk. I am using Mozilla Thunderbird 0.4 (20031205) on windows XP Pro, I have not yet shut down mozilla or restarted windows I do have system restore turned on but I wanted to post this first as it is crap and never works please please pretty please can someone help me ASAP. Thanx in Advance !
Look in your TB Trash folder. I think if you hit the delete button, the deleted messages just get sent to the Trash, and you can move them right back.
Yes, they should still be there and you should be able to drag and drop them back.
that was the first thing I did dudes. Maybe I should have been more specific but I was in a panic I was trying to select all the junk and move it to the junk folder, so when I pressed delete instead of home I was was holding CTRL
The FIRST thing to do is jump up to Edit | Undo (or Ctrl-Z). I just tested, and this undoes even a ctrl-delete.
Doug Wilson, "The Makai Guy"
Win10 (64bit): FF 84.0.1 (64bit), TB 78.6.0 (32-bit) ║ Android 10: FF Mobile 84.1.2, No TB for Android available, dammit! What a fool believes he sees, no wise man has the power to reason away - Doobie Brothers Nah this didn't work either, I think I meant Shift delete, what I need to know is whether or not there is some sort of backup file I don't know about.
Yeah, ctrl-z will undo a shift-delete too. But ctrl-z can only undo something if it was the last operation peformed. By now it is surely too late.
No back up files I know of unless you explicitly took pains to create them. Doug Wilson, "The Makai Guy"
Win10 (64bit): FF 84.0.1 (64bit), TB 78.6.0 (32-bit) ║ Android 10: FF Mobile 84.1.2, No TB for Android available, dammit! What a fool believes he sees, no wise man has the power to reason away - Doobie Brothers Yeah It looks like checking the trash would have counted as the last thing I did, so when I tried undo it was greyed out.
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