How do I recover an e-mail?
952213
It's gone. Next time save it first, then send it as an attachment.
272631
If you deleted the email from the inbox, then the email will be there in the 'trash' folder.\n\nIf you deleted the email from 'trahs'folder, then there is no way in which you can get it back.
856856
If this is a company email account, chances are it might have an email server and is monitored by an administrator. Ask the administrator to retrieve the deleted email for you. If it is a personal home computer, the chance to retrieve the deleted email is none.
407315
download the sofware @ http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/ext-11.html
522242
I use 'Copernic Desktop Search' - it saves me a lot of time in my searches for 'anything'.\nYou can read about it here - http://www.copernic.com/ and if you like, you can download it from there as well.  It is free software.  \nbtw, you have looked in your email program's 'Sent Messages' directory, haven't you?\nIf you have deleted your 'sent' messages, then there is very little likelihood of your recovering it.  \ndj
270658
If it was an online e-mail like Yahoo, GMail or Hotmail, then no. You're out of luck.\n\nIf you're truely desperate and the e-mails were downloaded to your home computer (for instance with AOL) then you can try to recover the deleted files from your hard drive.\n\nBut unless you installed something like Norton Unerase *before* you accidentaly deleted them this is very difficult. A professional will do it, but that costs big bucks.
102744
If you are on Yahoo email, go to the trash folder, and move the email back to your regular account. Most other emails operate in about the same fashion although the nomenclature may be a litte different.
100771
Incorrect, all you need is one email.  Just get them to sen you a SAM file from your computer.  Then pick your favorite password cracker-recover program.
623543
If this was in an email, and you haven't emptied your trash folder, you can still restore it.  Simply open your trash folder, look for that email, and move it back to your inbox.\n\nIf this was in your briefcase, I'm afraid there's no way to restore a deleted file.
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)
181288
Try this...\n\nGo to "View" (up above), "encoding" and click on auto if it's not on. If it is, then go to "more" and then go through all that are there (unless you know which one it is).\n\nSounds like the e-mail you got was written with different characters (like if it's from overseas). So this solution should help
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.
85257
try to recover it.\nhttp://edit.yahoo.com/config/eval_forgot_pw?new=1&.done=http%3A//mail.yahoo.com&.src=ym&partner=&.intl=us&pkg=&stepid=&.last=\n\nif this doesn`t work u can`t do anything else :(
759697
On a Mac, go to personal files and click on mail. This\nwill branch out to inbox,draft,sent,junk,trash and any \npersonal mailboxes that you created. On top of all\nthese mail boxes you will see "deleted files" which \nis mail that was deleted to trash and emptied from\nyour trash bin but it will be there. Click on the desired\nmail chosen by date and/or file size and this will open\nyour mail in "mail application". You may drag to desktop\nand do it from there. Now, I don‘t know exactly how it\nworks on other computers, but presume it will be a\nsimilar set-up. Hope this will be of help, Iain
1008920
Use file recovery softwares...
971397
search on google- MS Office Password Recovery\n\nyou will get many software to retrieve your passwords.
932816
only way to do that is if you setup outlook to leave the messages on the server, if not you are sol.  You may be able to retrieve some messages by contacting your isp and see if they can pull up any messages that may still be stored on the server, but usually thats only going to get back ones from the last 48 hours or less, depending on your isp.