Henry Davidson
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Yes you can try importing the EML files into MS Outlook. Please follow the steps:
1. Open the Microsoft Outlook
2. Select File -> Open -> Import.
1. Choose Import from another Program or File option and then, click Next.
2. Now, select Comma Separated Values > select Next.
3. After that browse the imported file and choose the file. Select from any of 3 options displayed: Replace duplicate with items imported, Allow duplicate to be created, Do no import duplicate items. Select Next.
4. Select the destination folder to save the imported files and finish.
Please, note that using such manual process have a risk of losing your data. So, I recommend you to use any professional EML to PST converter.Hello Kerry it’s an issue of Adobe Reader X
To do this Try this first:
1. Remove all previous versions of Acrobat or Reader, and then reinstall
If it is not get resolved then you can try these method to get this solved.
1. (Advanced) Set permissions to their defaults in the registry
2. Remove spyware
3. Check your system for viruses
4. Disable Webroot Spy Sweeper
5. Disable McAfee VirusScan 8.5 Access ProtectionHi Michael
As Barry suggested, there could be a problem with your Internet connection. So you can check that.
But also there can be more reasons for your error like:1. Internet connection: If your internet connection is slow or not working properly, you need to check it.
2. Outlook Profile: In any case if your profile has been damaged, create a new profile.
3. Anti- Virus: The firewall settings most of the time prevent user to access an application generating errors.
4. Outlook Account Settings: Check your settings that all fields have been filled up properly.
5. Open Outlook in safe mode and check.
6. Clean-up e-mails, messages that might have been stuck.Thus you can refer to the article below to solve your issue
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/813514
Thanks & Regards
HenryHello lincoln,
A simple single contact VCF file looks like this:
BEGIN:VCARD
VERSION:3.0
FN:iiNet Accounts
N:Accounts;iiNet;;;
EMAIL;TYPE=INTERNET…@iinet.net.au
END:VCARDA multiple contact file is just a collection of VCARDs. NB: The files can also be combined with the DOS command COPY.
COPY /A *.VCF ALL_CONT.VCFHi,
Do some coding mentioned below for resolving your issue.
Public Sub UnprotectVBAProject() 'This has been tested in E97 only. On Error GoTo ErrHandler Const conPW as String = "MyPassword" 'Open VBE Call SendKeys("%{F11}", True) 'Open Project Explorer Call SendKeys("%(V)P", True) 'PageUp 5 times to be sure "VBAProject" is selected Call SendKeys("{PGUP 5}", True) 'Hit Enter to give prompt, enter PW and Enter again. Call SendKeys("{ENTER}" & conPW & "{ENTER}", True) ExitProcedure: Exit Sub ErrHandler: Select Case Err.Number Case Else Application.ScreenUpdating = True MsgBox Err.Number & vbNewLine & Err.Description, vbCritical Resume ExitProcedure Resume End SelectEnd Sub
This be unlock your VBA file. For further assistance kindly ask freely.
Thanks & Regards
HenryHi,
After considering your issue I have got another method to resolve it. You can so some manual coding to remove VBA project password.
Thanks & Regards
HenryHello All
I am also having the similar problem
The PDF viewer display password protected PDF but it doesn’t print them. The print preview shows up blank and it will subsequently print blank pages. Printing is allowed from the document restrictions. Adobe’s plugin as well as desktop applications allow printing of the document without any issues.As per the description provided, the mails are not saved in the sent item folder of one of the email account.
If you have setup an account as IMAP account type in Outlook then follow the steps mentioned below:
1. Open Outlook > Click on File tab > Account Settings.
2. With the account Settings dialog open, select the account and click ‘Change’ > click on ‘More Settings’.
3. Click on the ‘Sent Items’ tab > Ensure you have checked the option ‘Save sent items in the following folder on the server:’ and choose the appropriate folder where the ‘Sent Items’ needs to be saved.Hope the above information helps. For further queries, reply and we will be happy to help you.
Thank you.Hello Michael
Removing your profile from Outlook won’t delete it. You have to delete your old profile from Control Panel.
1. Go to Control Panel >> Mail.
(If not able to locate Mail icon, in the search box for control panel >> type Mail)
2. Click on Show Profiles >> select your profile >> Remove.Hope this solves your problem.
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HenryWhen master gets corrupted. You can rebuild it if you don’t have backup
Try to change replica to synchronous and check once
Hi,
Use the Cleanup Tool feature of MS Outlook which I found very helpful to remove if Outlook has any duplicate emails. You can follow the below shown steps:
Open your MS Outlook >> from the ribbon click on Clean Up >> click on Clean Up Folders and subfolders.
click on Clean Up Folder from the box appear.
After doing this it will remove the duplicates if any in the PST file/folder.
If you are able to shut SQL down, you could try running chkdsk to see if there are other issues on the disk.
Hi Michael,
If the problem still persist in Outlook, then in this situation you need to repair corrupted Outlook data file that sometimes may harm MS Outlook and may decrease the performance of your MS Outlook. Here the steps, you need to follow to repair PST files that are corrupted.
Find the location of SCANPST.exe and double click on that to open Inbox Repair Tool.
Under Inbox Repair Tool, click on Browse and provide the location of corrupted PST files that you want to repair.
Click on Start to begin the scanning process.
Click on Repair to start repairing the corrupted PST files found after scanning the PST files.
To grab detail info on Inbox Rapair Tool, click on SCANPST.exe to repair PST file
Thanks & Regards,
Henry Davidson