Recover deleted Draft message?

C

Cherryblossoms

Help! I've accidentally deleted an important message I was working on
in my Draft folder. It is not showing up in the Deleted Items
folder. Is there
any way I can recover it?

I'm using Outlook 2003 (not on an exchange server).
 
M

Michal [Outlook MVP]

Cherryblossoms said:
Help! I've accidentally deleted an important message I was working on
in my Draft folder. It is not showing up in the Deleted Items
folder. Is there
any way I can recover it?

I'm using Outlook 2003 (not on an exchange server).

You can try this (remember to make a backup of PST first!):
http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-1035_11-5054599.html

or try some 3rd party tools that you can find on the Internet.

--
Best regards,
Michal [Microsoft Outlook MVP]

http://www.codetwo.com
Share Outlook on the net without Exchange!
 
B

Brian Tillman

hp said:
Did anyone find a way to recover a deleted draft message? Where do
they go?

If they were in your Drafts folder, they go to the Deleted Items folder,
just like all the other Outlook items.
 
P

paul hart

Not true. They don't go into your deleted items. THey disappear. This is a bug to say the least. Open a draft and hit the delete button to edit and it's gone.



Brian Tillman wrote:

Re: deleted draft message
27-May-08

hp <hp> wrote:


If they were in your Drafts folder, they go to the Deleted Items folder,
just like all the other Outlook items.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Previous Posts In This Thread:

Re: Recover deleted Draft message?
Cherryblossoms wrote:

You can try this (remember to make a backup of PST first!):
http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-1035_11-5054599.html

or try some 3rd party tools that you can find on the Internet.

--
Best regards,
Michal [Microsoft Outlook MVP]

http://www.codetwo.com
Share Outlook on the net without Exchange!

Recover deleted Draft message?
Help! I've accidentally deleted an important message I was working on
in my Draft folder. It is not showing up in the Deleted Items
folder. Is there
any way I can recover it?

I'm using Outlook 2003 (not on an exchange server).

deleted draft message
Hello,
I am wondering how to find a deleted draft message?
Did Cherryblossoms find your deleted item?
Thanks

deleted draft message
Hello,
Did anyone find a way to recover a deleted draft message? Where do they go?
Thx

Re: deleted draft message
hp <hp> wrote:


If they were in your Drafts folder, they go to the Deleted Items folder,
just like all the other Outlook items.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

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D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

Or search the deleted items folder better as they may be in the middle of
the list of deleted items.

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DL said:
Not the case here, check your configeration, its your end that's at fault

Not true. They don't go into your deleted items. THey disappear. This
is a bug to say the least. Open a draft and hit the delete button to edit
and it's gone.



Brian Tillman wrote:

Re: deleted draft message
27-May-08

hp <hp> wrote:


If they were in your Drafts folder, they go to the Deleted Items folder,
just like all the other Outlook items.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Previous Posts In This Thread:

Re: Recover deleted Draft message?
Cherryblossoms wrote:

You can try this (remember to make a backup of PST first!):
http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-1035_11-5054599.html

or try some 3rd party tools that you can find on the Internet.

--
Best regards,
Michal [Microsoft Outlook MVP]

http://www.codetwo.com
Share Outlook on the net without Exchange!

Recover deleted Draft message?
Help! I've accidentally deleted an important message I was working on
in my Draft folder. It is not showing up in the Deleted Items
folder. Is there
any way I can recover it?

I'm using Outlook 2003 (not on an exchange server).

deleted draft message
Hello,
I am wondering how to find a deleted draft message?
Did Cherryblossoms find your deleted item?
Thanks

deleted draft message
Hello,
Did anyone find a way to recover a deleted draft message? Where do they
go?
Thx

Re: deleted draft message
hp <hp> wrote:


If they were in your Drafts folder, they go to the Deleted Items folder,
just like all the other Outlook items.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice
ASP.NET Xml Custom Dropdown Menu UserControl
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorial...61-a5755cfc2367/aspnet-xml-custom-dropdo.aspx
 
B

Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

Not true. They don't go into your deleted items. THey disappear. This is a
bug to say the least. Open a \
draft and hit the delete button to edit and it's gone.

ANY item you delete in Outlook ALWAYS goes to the Deleted Items folder of the
data store the item was in unless you have reconfigured Outlook to behave
otherwise. If you see something else, then either you are doing something to
cause the behavior or you are misinterpreting what you see or you have
configured a view that prevents you from seeing Outlook's true behavior.
 
J

JNPT

You can also try another very powerful deleted email recovery tool. The
software provide safe recovery of emails by storing the recovered emails on a
new user-specified location which then could be save in .pst, .eml or .msg
file format.
http://www.recover-deleted-email.net/
 
V

VanguardLH

JNPT wrote:
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Spammer pukes yet again in Usenet about his payware site. You don't need
his overpriced junkware.
 

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