Re: What would be the downside if you "NEVER" compacted your OE fo
Hi: I'm a newbie, need some help. Using OE6 running on Wn98SE, I do compact
folders periodically. Today I tried do so, but OE crashed with following
error message:MSIMN caused an invalid page fault in
module DIRECTDB.DLL at 017f:01af6b9b.".
Assuming that folders.dbx was corrupted, I tried the following:
(1) Went "offline"
(2) Used "find" to locate folders.dbx (there wre 3, maybe one for each
identity) renamed them to "folder_old.dbx"
Tried this twice, crashes every time. However OE is still functioning
normally. Can anybody suggest a way to restore compacting? Thanks in advance.
sekharr
"Charlie Tame" wrote:
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> "pwrichcreek" <pwrichcreek@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:80F94A1E-210E-4B6F-94BC-E995DAF0A339@microsoft.com...
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> > It seems to me that if you could reset the howManyTimesHasOEBeenClosed
> > counter to zero, each time you started OE, automatic compaction would
> > never
> > occur. Then, when you observed whatever bad thing(s) starts to creep in
> > due
> > to not compacting, you could manually compact in a controlled environment,
> > such as a modified SAFE mode.
>
> Question answered in this paragraph. By the time you "Observe" bad things
> creeping in the damage is done and it's too late.
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