Missing folders

Whilst using Windows Mail a fortnight ago I must have inadvertently touched
something to cause most of my folders to disappear. No amount of trying has
brought them back! Just in case I am not using the correct language I mean
the folders that I have created into which I transfer e-mails to which I have
responded.
Having looked at previous questions the matter of anti-virus ware often
appears - I have AVG and am working in Vista.

Help would be much appreciated
--
Annie

Try clicking "view" on the toolbar and then "current view" and make sure
"hide " is not selected.
If you had accidently started to delete the folders the "Are you sure"
window would have popped up to prevent the accident.
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Windows Vista & MS Mail
Browser IE Ver7.o


"Annie" wrote:

> Whilst using Windows Mail a fortnight ago I must have inadvertently touched
> something to cause most of my folders to disappear. No amount of trying has
> brought them back! Just in case I am not using the correct language I mean
> the folders that I have created into which I transfer e-mails to which I have
> responded.
> Having looked at previous questions the matter of anti-virus ware often
> appears - I have AVG and am working in Vista.
>
> Help would be much appreciated
> --
> Annie

After selecting "View" I find that "current view" is greyed out and therefore
I can go no further. Help, please!
--
Annie


"Edward" wrote:

> Try clicking "view" on the toolbar and then "current view" and make sure
> "hide " is not selected.
> If you had accidently started to delete the folders the "Are you sure"
> window would have popped up to prevent the accident.
> --
> Windows Vista & MS Mail
> Browser IE Ver7.o
>
>
> "Annie" wrote:
>
> > Whilst using Windows Mail a fortnight ago I must have inadvertently touched
> > something to cause most of my folders to disappear. No amount of trying has
> > brought them back! Just in case I am not using the correct language I mean
> > the folders that I have created into which I transfer e-mails to which I have
> > responded.
> > Having looked at previous questions the matter of anti-virus ware often
> > appears - I have AVG and am working in Vista.
> >
> > Help would be much appreciated
> > --
> > Annie