"Robert Aldwinckle" <robald@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:#5DKD9xQIHA.1164@xxxxxx
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> "Ildhund" <jnllb@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> It's been established that Quick views is fragile. When it breaks, the
>> message count doesn't work and it will only show (mail) messages received
>> after the accident. The treatment has been posted many times: delete
>> HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail\SearchFolderVersion, and the
>> prophylactic: don't delete any folder under Storage folders.
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> Yet the latter is what Ron Sommer seems to be suggesting as the first step
> in removing unwanted messages from the ("Quick View" of) All News <eg>
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There's a subtle difference. What breaks the Quick views is deleting, say,
an empty Recovered items folder showing under Storage folders in the Folder
pane - i.e. using the UI. Ron very bravely used Explorer to delete the
newsgroup folder found in the Store folder, but found that a subsequent
compaction - reindexing of the MessageStore - brought everything into line
again. If this had caused a(nother) malfunction in Quick views, I think he'd
have said so.
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> Subject: Re: Unwanted newsgroup postings
> Date: Sat, 24 Nov 2007 07:10:49 -0600
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> BTW I would have sworn that I had posted that news link correctly
> yesterday
> but somehow in Sent Items I found the %23 converted back to a #
> (which won't work if you try to use it from the IE Address bar.)
> In any case I am sending it today with %23. If it changes again
> there is a bug somewhere.
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That one works fine for me with its %23. Of the two in the preamble to this
post, yours (which has a #) doesn't work, but mine (with neither # nor %23)
does. What's your explanation for that?
I hope you noticed my post yesterday claiming that news: links invoke the
default news server, not the one currently active.
Whilst we're at it, why does your post have no Content-Type or charset
header when mine do?
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Noel