Does anyone know where the root directory containing the email Identity data is located and what is called?
For example, in Windows 98/2000/ME the data files containing all one's email folders with all saved data is at :
C:/windows/Application Data/Identities/{B3f..................}, inside this folder there will be an Outlook Express folder containing all the email data files.
I cannot find the same location on XP, so any idea?
That's great, but ....
/application Data/Identities does not exist in that pass and the pass where it exists does not contains any other directories, it's empty no identities!
Mine is even longer - for email boxes:
My Computer
C
Windows
Application Data
Mozilla
Profiles
My Name DSL Account
12 Characters (numbers & letters)
Mail
Mail.My Internet Provider AND local folders
I have Netscape 7/Mozilla and was wondering if anyone on Internet Explorer had the following issue. When I delete email, it goes into trash. When I delete trash I found out it goes through this root directly and still saves all sent mail, inbox, trash, etc. I used to open these folders with WordPad, select all and clear on the old computer. With this new Dell I want to be able to do things correctly. It amasses disk space quickly if it doesn't get deleted regularly. I don't think Netscape ever got back to me on this. I never knew mail gets saved in the hard drive. Does IE have this problem? Thanks for any comments in advance.
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Posted April 20th, 2005 14:00
Thanks,
Found Them! Forgot all about the hidden files.