Opening the wrong message

Hi,
I have a strange problem using Windows mail. (HP Pavilion running Vista
Home Premium) In one of my folders, if I click on an e-mail entry, the
wrong message opens up. It only seems to happen in one of the
folders...Inbox etc work fine.. I have approx 421 messages in the rogue
folder, and clicking on any of them, brings up one of perhaps three or
four messages.
Any help would be appreciated.. Thanks


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bartleph

Is this folder a default folder or one that you have set up independently

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Peter

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"bartleph" <> wrote in message news:...
>
> Hi,
> I have a strange problem using Windows mail. (HP Pavilion running Vista
> Home Premium) In one of my folders, if I click on an e-mail entry, the
> wrong message opens up. It only seems to happen in one of the
> folders...Inbox etc work fine.. I have approx 421 messages in the rogue
> folder, and clicking on any of them, brings up one of perhaps three or
> four messages.
> Any help would be appreciated.. Thanks
>
>
> --
> bartleph

Peter,
The folder is one I set up independently. I have a rule whic
identifies the incoming mail by a word in the subject, and then move
the message to my folder... I can see the subject line etc in the norma
view, but when I open it, I get a much older message, complete with it'
header info etc. I'm wondering whether the mail database need
re-indexing.. if that is possible

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bartleph

I have the same problem. It occurs only in sub folders - and not all of them
- and not in the main in box. It aplies to old emails in the folders, and
to emails I move to a folder. In some folders, all the messages are
corrupted in this way, in others, only a few.

"bartleph" wrote:

>
> Peter,
> The folder is one I set up independently. I have a rule which
> identifies the incoming mail by a word in the subject, and then moves
> the message to my folder... I can see the subject line etc in the normal
> view, but when I open it, I get a much older message, complete with it's
> header info etc. I'm wondering whether the mail database needs
> re-indexing.. if that is possible.
>
>
> --
> bartleph
>