How to recover inbox & outbox mails in Eudora
I use Eudora 6.2 for single POP3 mail. Sudden power failure in my machine left all inbox, outbox & other mailboxes empty. As Eudora was set up not to leave mails in server, I can't get mails from the POP3 server.
Eudora was set up in a local drive (not in default location).
As attachment was set up to store in different folder, all attachment still exist BUT all mails are gone.
How can I recover the lost mails from Eudora? Please help
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I use Eudora 6.2 for single POP3 mail. Sudden power failure in my machine left all inbox, outbox & other mailboxes empty. As Eudora was set up not to leave mails in server, I can't get mails from the POP3 server.
Eudora was set up in a local drive (not in default location).
As attachment was set up to store in different folder, all attachment still exist BUT all mails are gone.
How can I recover the lost mails from Eudora? Please help
email data-recovery pop3 email-client
asked Apr 7 '12 at 5:40
atSadatSad
4424
add a comment |
I use Eudora 6.2 for single POP3 mail. Sudden power failure in my machine left all inbox, outbox & other mailboxes empty. As Eudora was set up not to leave mails in server, I can't get mails from the POP3 server.
Eudora was set up in a local drive (not in default location).
As attachment was set up to store in different folder, all attachment still exist BUT all mails are gone.
How can I recover the lost mails from Eudora? Please help
email data-recovery pop3 email-client
asked Apr 7 '12 at 5:40
atSadatSad
4424
I use Eudora 6.2 for single POP3 mail. Sudden power failure in my machine left all inbox, outbox & other mailboxes empty. As Eudora was set up not to leave mails in server, I can't get mails from the POP3 server.
Eudora was set up in a local drive (not in default location).
As attachment was set up to store in different folder, all attachment still exist BUT all mails are gone.
How can I recover the lost mails from Eudora? Please help
email data-recovery pop3 email-client
email data-recovery pop3 email-client
asked Apr 7 '12 at 5:40
atSadatSad
4424
asked Apr 7 '12 at 5:40
atSadatSad
4424
asked Apr 7 '12 at 5:40
atSadatSad
4424
asked Apr 7 '12 at 5:40
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asked Apr 7 '12 at 5:40
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You can recover the mail by copying the installation dir and data dir.
Eudora was normally installed into the C:Program FilesQualcommEudora directory, you should paste the Entire Qualcomm folder (including the Eudora folder within) into the C:Program Files directory on the new system, then reinstall the Eudora program into the new location to ensure that system DLL files are properly updated.
And Copy the entire Eudora Data directory (where your eudora.ini file is located)
If you do not know where your Eudora data directory is and are currently running Eudora 6.2 or newer, you can find out by going to the Help, About Eudora menu.
answered Apr 7 '12 at 6:13
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i'll try it out....
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You can recover the mail by copying the installation dir and data dir.
Eudora was normally installed into the C:Program FilesQualcommEudora directory, you should paste the Entire Qualcomm folder (including the Eudora folder within) into the C:Program Files directory on the new system, then reinstall the Eudora program into the new location to ensure that system DLL files are properly updated.
And Copy the entire Eudora Data directory (where your eudora.ini file is located)
If you do not know where your Eudora data directory is and are currently running Eudora 6.2 or newer, you can find out by going to the Help, About Eudora menu.
answered Apr 7 '12 at 6:13
MughilMughil
6981514
i'll try it out....
– atSad
Apr 18 '12 at 13:34
add a comment |
You can recover the mail by copying the installation dir and data dir.
Eudora was normally installed into the C:Program FilesQualcommEudora directory, you should paste the Entire Qualcomm folder (including the Eudora folder within) into the C:Program Files directory on the new system, then reinstall the Eudora program into the new location to ensure that system DLL files are properly updated.
And Copy the entire Eudora Data directory (where your eudora.ini file is located)
If you do not know where your Eudora data directory is and are currently running Eudora 6.2 or newer, you can find out by going to the Help, About Eudora menu.
answered Apr 7 '12 at 6:13
MughilMughil
6981514
i'll try it out....
– atSad
Apr 18 '12 at 13:34
add a comment |
You can recover the mail by copying the installation dir and data dir.
Eudora was normally installed into the C:Program FilesQualcommEudora directory, you should paste the Entire Qualcomm folder (including the Eudora folder within) into the C:Program Files directory on the new system, then reinstall the Eudora program into the new location to ensure that system DLL files are properly updated.
And Copy the entire Eudora Data directory (where your eudora.ini file is located)
If you do not know where your Eudora data directory is and are currently running Eudora 6.2 or newer, you can find out by going to the Help, About Eudora menu.
answered Apr 7 '12 at 6:13
MughilMughil
6981514
You can recover the mail by copying the installation dir and data dir.
Eudora was normally installed into the C:Program FilesQualcommEudora directory, you should paste the Entire Qualcomm folder (including the Eudora folder within) into the C:Program Files directory on the new system, then reinstall the Eudora program into the new location to ensure that system DLL files are properly updated.
And Copy the entire Eudora Data directory (where your eudora.ini file is located)
If you do not know where your Eudora data directory is and are currently running Eudora 6.2 or newer, you can find out by going to the Help, About Eudora menu.
answered Apr 7 '12 at 6:13
MughilMughil
6981514
answered Apr 7 '12 at 6:13
MughilMughil
6981514
answered Apr 7 '12 at 6:13
MughilMughil
6981514
answered Apr 7 '12 at 6:13
MughilMughil
6981514
6981514
i'll try it out....
– atSad
Apr 18 '12 at 13:34
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i'll try it out....
– atSad
Apr 18 '12 at 13:34
i'll try it out....
– atSad
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i'll try it out....
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