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> > Is there any way of redeeming trashed mail once the trash box has been
> > emptied? I have v. 5.1.1. paid running on OS 9.2.2.
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> text files, so you can open them with any text editor and the messages
> should then be visible.
That may vary. I believe that by default a fully emptied mailbox gets
written out as a zero-length file when closed, and in 6.2.3 on 10.4.2,
emptying the Trash zeros it immediately on disk.

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Robert J. Widenmann - 07 Oct 2005 00:19 GMT
> > > Is there any way of redeeming trashed mail once the trash box has been
> > > emptied? I have v. 5.1.1. paid running on OS 9.2.2.
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> written out as a zero-length file when closed, and in 6.2.3 on 10.4.2,
> emptying the Trash zeros it immediately on disk.
Not with OS 9.2.2. Following Kathy's advice I was able to gain access to
files I had trashed after the last time I compacted the mailboxes. They
(the files) turned out to be far in excess of what I had bargained on.
But it worked.

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Kathy Morgan - 07 Oct 2005 08:13 GMT
> > If you haven't compacted the trash mailbox, the messages will still be
> > there but hidden from within Eudora. The mailboxes are actually just
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> written out as a zero-length file when closed, and in 6.2.3 on 10.4.2,
> emptying the Trash zeros it immediately on disk.
I think you're right--I never empty my Trash (I've got valuable stuff in
there <g>), but when I turbo-delete all from the Junk box, it gets
written out as zero-length. My tip above will work in OS 9 and below,
but probably not in 10.x.

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