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Hi all. The story is this: Yesterday I closed Thunderbird, and then reopened it almost straight after when I realised I needed to send an email. However when I reopened it all my settings had been reset, all my accounts had been wiped and worst of all, all my emails were gone. Every email either sent, or received was just gone. Emails from clients, suppliers, universities, friends, colleagues - the lot. Just gone.
Can anyone offer any advice whatsoever?! Thanks, Harry.
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Well I know Outlook stores emails locally on the PC, so I naturally assumed that Thunderbird did too. Seems I was wrong. B*ll*cks.
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I don't know if this helps : http://www.propeller.com/viewstory/2...%2F&frame=true
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Woww! That must really suck! Can't imagine how it happened..maybe a power surge wiped out your data..dunno. Maybe a data recovery tool could help .
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Thunderbirds does store them locally. Check out this:
Thunderbird email messages storage, its location and contents.
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