weird message in Outlook Express 5.0.6

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Patti Mollica

I'm trying to forward an email to another address and i get this OE message:
"the action could not be completed, the disk is full"

I have 5 GB of unused space on my hard drive, so its not full. I deleted
email messages in case the mailbox is full, no help. the location i'm
sending to has 30 GB of unused space on the hard drive.

anyone got a clue?

thanks!

patti
 
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Fredrik Wahlgren

Patti Mollica said:
I'm trying to forward an email to another address and i get this OE message:
"the action could not be completed, the disk is full"

I have 5 GB of unused space on my hard drive, so its not full. I deleted
email messages in case the mailbox is full, no help. the location i'm
sending to has 30 GB of unused space on the hard drive.

anyone got a clue?

thanks!

patti

It doesn't really mean that the disk is full. It means that OE received some
kind of error while trying to save the file. You may want to run some tool
that checks for bad sectors or similar.

/ Fredrik
 
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Ben M. Schorr - MVP Outlook/OneNote

I'm trying to forward an email to another address and i get this OE
message: "the action could not be completed, the disk is full"

I have 5 GB of unused space on my hard drive, so its not full. I
deleted email messages in case the mailbox is full, no help. the
location i'm sending to has 30 GB of unused space on the hard drive.

anyone got a clue?

thanks!

patti

Maybe you're over-quota on your mailbox at the ISP's side?

--
Aloha,

-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr, OneNote-MVP
Stockholm Consulting Group/KSG
http://www.scgab.com
Microsoft OneNote FAQ:
http://home.hawaii.rr.com/schorr/computers/onenotefaq.htm

**I apologize but I am unable to respond to direct requests for
assistance. Please post questions and replies here in the newsgroup.
Mahalo!
 

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