Thanks. That didn't work, but this did: I moved my identity folder from
where it was to the following location: HD/Applications/Earthlink/Microsoft
Internet Applications/Outlook Express 5.0.2/OE Users. Note that this
version of OE came on an Earthlink-provided CDROM. Could it be that they
have altered the path from the normal path?
> Thanks. That didn't work, but this did: I moved my identity folder from
> where it was to the following location: HD/Applications/Earthlink/Microsoft
> Internet Applications/Outlook Express 5.0.2/OE Users. Note that this
> version of OE came on an Earthlink-provided CDROM. Could it be that they
> have altered the path from the normal path?
The installation of OE does not alter the pathway in which the application
will look for its mail. It's just that OE is able to read from more than
one possible mail pathway.
These are normally limited to...
Mac HD:Documents:Microsoft User Data:Identities:
Mac HD:[path to OE application folder]:Identities:
However, for legacy purposes, it is possible to read mail from a folder in
the same pathway above labelled OE User(s) (this is the folder label used by
OE 4.x).
I can see why this seems a little confusing (I didn't design it!) but at
least you have got your data back.
Ricky

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