I have an unread e-mail in my hotmail inbox,i tryied much but i coulnot open to readout,how can i read that?
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if u can open other e-mail(s) , u shall be able to open this one , too\nwhy don't you use yahoomail ? its great , 1.0.GB .\nand if u wanna use hotmail , please try to use other browsers\nsuch as Opera , or Firefox .
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Go to the trash folder and restore it or "mark as new" or "move to"...inbox.
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if your E-mail is in "Bold Text" then it hasn't been read\nif your E-mail is in "Normal Text" then someone read it already
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try refresh.  if u can post this msg that means ur logged in already, go directly to mail.yahoo.com and you should get to ur inbox
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It is removed from YOUR sent folder, not her inbox.  It will still be in her inbox when she logs on, you just won't be able to see when she reads it.
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This functionality is built into MS Outlook, but if you're using another program, I suggest trying a service like http://www.msgtag.com.  It is a free service, but won't work with web-based email.\n\nIt will attach itself to your email and let you know once someone has received and read your email.\n\nThis will only work with future emails, not with any emails you've already sent.  There's no way to know about those ones.
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Yes,you can install "DidTheyReadIt.When you use  DidTheyReadIt, every e-mail that you send is invisibly tracked without alerting the recipient.\n\nBut when they read your message, you will immediately receive the following information:  \n  When, exactly, your email was opened.  \n  How long your email remained opened.  \n  Where, geographically, your email was viewed.  \n \nYou can get it at the site below.
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well you just have to open each mail you want to read... an d then disconnect from the Internet... then go to your web browsers history and view the e mail... it works fine with Microsoft Internet explorer 6
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if you use a program like Microsoft Outlook, there are advanced options to get a reciept upon read and his server will send back a message telling you that it has been read.  I think Outlook Express has the same option, but it has been years since I've used it.  Webmail does not have this feature.\n\nMS Outlook:\nNew Message > Send Toolbar button 'Options' > Options > Check box next to 'Request a read reciept' > 'Close' button > Send Message.
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I would love my inbox to say 1 unread message, Every time i lig in it says something stupid like 60 unread messages, and most of them are really really crap, mainly offers for credit cards, and penis enlargments, HELLO I HAVE A CREDIT CARD, and I wont be able to wear pants if it gets any bigger :)\n\nBut If the email is from you babe, I do smile
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the person's mailbox has expired\nie. he has not checked his email for the past 30 days therefore his hotmail account has expired and can only be re-validated when he signs in again.\n\nOR \n\nThere is no Space left in the person's inbox.
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Can you see the "Header Information" in the mail address line? Search your mail settings, I don't know what program you are using to read mail.\n\nThere is a slim chance you can do a trace rout to the sending IP address, if it is there, and narrow down the location, or even the ISP, if you need to report a threat or other potential problem.
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Can you even Sign-In to your mail account?\nIf yes, then you should be able to see a link to INBOX.\n\nSometimes you can't sign-in because the mail server is down. Try again later.
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I'd say that the web browser window that you are looking at your email in has gotten corrupted. Just close it, clear the cookies, and log back in again and see if that clears it up.
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Please include what software you use to read and recieve mails.Assume you can receive email but cannot send. \nLook for an IT expert to configure your POP/SMTP for you or use control panel for Window.\nSwitch to http based emails like Yahoo! mails or Hotmail\nsidenote: add more details what methods have you tried.what software you used,but not too much though :)
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You might try sending it to some account that you'd read from the internet (ex. Yahoo or Gmail). Sometimes I had similar problems, but never when reading attachment from internet mail accounts.\nMost of the time, I think it occurs when you have a programme like Outlook, Thunderbird, Eudora, etc. That can't understand your sender's mail format.
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check your mail...\n\nMike