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email problem

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rlsefton
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Not sure where this problem should be listed. Here goes. In the column that shows: inbox, sent messages, trash, etc., I have somehow lost the "sent messages" listing. It seems to have been accidentally deleted. I suspect a family member may have done this unknowingly. How can I get it back. I realize there may be no way to get past data recovered.

Hope your Holiday has gone well in the face of current circumstances.

Ron Sefton Poulsbo WA

Not sure where this problem should be listed. Here goes. In the column that shows: inbox, sent messages, trash, etc., I have somehow lost the "sent messages" listing. It seems to have been accidentally deleted. I suspect a family member may have done this unknowingly. How can I get it back. I realize there may be no way to get past data recovered. Hope your Holiday has gone well in the face of current circumstances. Ron Sefton Poulsbo WA

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re :In the column that shows: inbox, sent messages, trash, etc., I have somehow lost the "sent messages" listing.

The column on the far left is called the 'Folder Pane'. First check to see if you have a filter applied. Menu icon > View > Folders > select 'All'

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re :In the column that shows: inbox, sent messages, trash, etc., I have somehow lost the "sent messages" listing.

The column on the far left is called the 'Folder Pane'. First check to see if you have a filter applied. Menu icon > View > Folders > select 'All'

rlsefton
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Bingo! Many thanks. I wonder if one could have also done a "restore" operation. Your solution was far simpler, tho. Thanks again. Ron S.