"Haidar Shubbar" <Haidar Shubbar@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> When I click button E-Mail is not junk it goes away & I can't find it.
> Where does it go. I have lost several
> important E-Mail I wanted to keep.
> We need to return these messeges please

When you hit the Not Junk button the message does not keep its unread
status, to find it you need to remove the "group by conversation view" at
view>current view (Alt, V, V, G). Then sort by the received column in your
inbox, or other Folder, if the message was moved to a folder by a Rule, to
find the newest messages. It's a bug.
You can toggle the view by using the keystrokes (Alt, V, V, G).

HTH?

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Regards Steve.
MS-MVP. OE. [DTS] UK

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Dear Steve,



we already used sort by the received column in our
inbox as last mail receive date, exactly meaning we never "group by
conversation view", Please do your best to tell us where the messege will go
after we click button E-Mail is not junk to these messeges ?

"Haidar Shubbar" <HaidarShubbar@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> ------------------------------------------------------
> Dear Steve,
>
> we already used sort by the received column in our
> inbox as last mail receive date, exactly meaning we never "group by
> conversation view", Please do your best to tell us where the messege will
> go
> after we click button E-Mail is not junk to these messeges ?
>

Hello Haidar, please keep to the same thread, it is easier for others to
follow the progress of the problem and be able to respond.

The only thing that I can suggest is that you do a 'Find' on your local
folders, using a search term that you are CERTAIN was past of the lost
message, either a 'word', subject, to or from, or simply find all messages
received after a certain date?

In future do not use the not junk button, right click the message and select
move to folder.
HTH?
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Regards Steve.
MS-MVP. OE. [DTS] UK

" mac" <macknever@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Should have read:

"using a search term that you are CERTAIN was *part* of the lost message"


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Regards Steve.
MS-MVP. OE. [DTS] UK