If an e-mail disappears without trace while it is being written, can I recover it?
963351
is this while you are composing an email (writing it yourself)\n\nif it is, then retreiving lost messeages can sometimes be possible, and other times, maybe not! it depends how long you have spent on a page really- if you have spent tooo long on writing a message, then the page (web browser will time-out).\n\njust try hitting the back button really. if there no luck, then in future try making a copy of the emailing before sending it, or compose it in a text editor on your PC before submitting it on your email website.
1150583
no.\n\nThey can see that you have been there but will not beable to see the email.  Just make sure you log out of your profile and to make sure they dont see your user name, clear the cookies.\n\nOops I missed the second half of your question.\n\nIt would take some good hacking to get that info.  Nothing is ever truely deleted from a computer.  There would have to be some good data recovery software.  Not your weekend warrior stuff
368423
Do u mean copy of of ur sent msg? you can open the msg and forward it again. \nIf u did not save a copy and have recd a daemon error with attached msg for returned mail, different mail servers behave differently, some attach the mail msg whereas some have a part of msg only, so depends on ur luck, u may have to painfully remove the junk chars from it to resend it\nBut it's always safer to save a copy, or like I do, i send a bcc copy of all emails to my google a/c, that way i can retrieve without cluttering my folders, also using google, i can resend the mail masking userid, as if it was sent by original email id.
42761
Very likely. It will depend on the retention policies of where you work and how they setup the Notes server but my guess it is very likely that any email can be recovered for at least 30 days.
492822
If you don`t check your e-mail in 6 months, it deletes it.  It happened to my dad.
126681
The easiest way is to just send a brief message to that e-mail address.  If it is inactive it will "bounce"--that is, you will get an automatic reply from the postmaster at that email domain saying that the user doesn't exist, or whatever the case may be.
506933
actually they can be recovered, once you delete them they only disappear from windows, the actual information does not get overwritten until and unless space is needed; find someone who knows his way around DOS, the pathways should still be there:) Also, have you checked your recycle bin, some email programs sent deleted items there when you empty your deleted items folder:) good luck
190180
If its old then it's been deactivated anyways, so the emails were probably deleted.
685054
Sry, unless there's some magic wand, then you can't retrieve it.  I save emails in folders until I can look at them more.
611237
If it's email then just click on your "Deleted" items folder.  If it's been within 24 hrs. it should still be there.
937313
Are you sure that you aren't being paranoid?\n\nTo be sure, just save your data and use your Windows Disk to reinstall from SCRATCH.  That means pick the FORMAT option.   Then you will KNOW that it's gone. \n\nThe other option is to use COPY AND PASTE all the time.  That means that you compose email messages and such, as if you are compiling a RANSOM NOTE.  \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
397883
Just click the line "1 unread message", or mail or email around that line, probably you will be lead to a page to log in or see the title of that email.
997078
Yes. You need to know whether your email client would keep a copy in the trash or sent folder.
880215
You know... the ONLY way that I know of is to try a systems restore\n\nGo to START >> Help and Support.. and on the helpl and support window, go down to oaddiltional resources and click on system restore and set the date back to before the item was lost.. try it that way.
811975
It is possible that some files may be recoverable.\n\nTry here:\nhttp://www.softwarepatch.com/software/filerecovery.html
256019
use recovery plus. Its a software. Or you can use any software to recover deleted mails or files. It'll be in your hard disk till you defragment the drive or format the drive. If you have not done any of the above then you can easily recover it.
124699
If your e-mail is on your computer (stored locally) and not on a webmail (on the internet) you can use System Restore if you have Win XP.\nWarning: If you have done any system changes (installed/un-installed programs or other things) after you have deleted your trasg can, they will the reversed. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!\nAlso there are some programs out there that I think that can do that (don't know if they work)