[AT] OT address book

[H. L. Staples]

Hi Steve and thanks for the information.  I have been using Incredimail for 
my mail program.  The problem is that I couldn't open Incredimail.  When 
this first happened I did a system restore to a time that I knew it was 
working correctly.  Even tried a reinstall of the program and my system 
would not let me do that. I had the program exe.in a folder.  finally went 
to the Incredimail site and downloaded and installed anew, now all seems to 
be fine it picked up all my contacts and folders. For the last few days I 
have been using Outlook Express.

Thanks for all the replies.

H. L.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Steve W." <falcon at telenet.net>
To: "Antique tractor email discussion group" <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Friday, October 13, 2006 9:26 PM
Subject: Re: [AT] OT address book


>
>> Good afternoon to those that I communicate off the ATIS list.
>>
>> My address book has been screwed up.
>>
>> Would each of you please send me a short email so that I can get your
>> address back.
>>
>> Thank you
>>
>> H. L. Staples
>>
>> For everyone on the list take a look at this site
>>
>>  http://usawakeup.org/
>
> How did it get messed up?
> How about trying a system restore to an earlier time and see if you can 
> get it back?
>
> Here is a little trick for you to try out. First go into system restore 
> and create a restore point for this date. Then go in and restore your 
> computer back to an earlier time. Once you get it to a point where the 
> address book is OK make a copy of the address book and toss it on a 
> floppy/cd/memory stick (it isn't very big) You can export a copy using the 
> File/Export method in address book. Now with that good copy you can now go 
> into system restore and restore back to the point you created at the start 
> of this. Then once your up and running you can import the address info 
> back in using File/Import
>
> Now that you have a good copy keep it someplace in case you need it again. 
> I make a backup of mine and keep it on a memory card.
>
> -- 
> Steve W.
> Near Cooperstown, New York
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