Anyone take out TESCO car insurance + get a TOMTOM ££ code?
21-11-2007, 02:38 PM
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Anyone take out TESCO car insurance + get a TOMTOM ££ code?
I did and i've bloody deleted the email 
Big shot but anyone got the code i need for "100 quid off?
Everything will check out but i just can't restore the email as i bloody deleted it without writing down the code
Big shot but anyone got the code i need for "100 quid off?
Everything will check out but i just can't restore the email as i bloody deleted it without writing down the code
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21-11-2007, 02:47 PM
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When you delete an email in Outlook – it really isn’t deleted; it’s only “marked” for deletion. It’s only until you “compact” your PST file that your email is permanently erased, and the empty space is reclaimed.
Outlook’s Inbox Repair Tool (ScanPST.exe) can diagnose and repair errors in your PST file. If the file is not corrupt, it does some minor clean-up – but if the file IS corrupt it also reverts all objects to “not deleted.”
So we’ll first need to “corrupt” our PST file to have ScanPST reclaim our “deleted” emails. [NOTE: I'm not including detailed instructions. If you're not comfortable please ask someone to help you.]
1) Locate and backup your Outlook PST file
2) From the Command Prompt type what’s in bold (not the hyphens "-")
DEBUG C:\fullpath\OutlookFile.PST
- f 107 113 20
- q
3) Now that you’ve “corrupted” your PST file run ScanPST (usually found in C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\Mapi\1033)
4) Once ScanPST completes, your deleted emails will be restored.
Might help?
Outlook’s Inbox Repair Tool (ScanPST.exe) can diagnose and repair errors in your PST file. If the file is not corrupt, it does some minor clean-up – but if the file IS corrupt it also reverts all objects to “not deleted.”
So we’ll first need to “corrupt” our PST file to have ScanPST reclaim our “deleted” emails. [NOTE: I'm not including detailed instructions. If you're not comfortable please ask someone to help you.]
1) Locate and backup your Outlook PST file
2) From the Command Prompt type what’s in bold (not the hyphens "-")
DEBUG C:\fullpath\OutlookFile.PST
- f 107 113 20
- q
3) Now that you’ve “corrupted” your PST file run ScanPST (usually found in C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\Mapi\1033)
4) Once ScanPST completes, your deleted emails will be restored.
Might help?
21-11-2007, 02:47 PM
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Everything will check out as it goes on your insurance premium number and Tesco clubcard number...
Think it was something like TKL****** or something like that.....
Shep - If you could PM me your code that'll be wicked.
email address is mark_smith330@hotmail.com
cheers
Think it was something like TKL****** or something like that.....
Shep - If you could PM me your code that'll be wicked.
email address is mark_smith330@hotmail.com
cheers
21-11-2007, 02:52 PM
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Marts - Can't find a free version. I've tried about 10 programs with no joy at all!!! 
Think the big thing is that where the email comes in (my mum got the email and code) her client is incredimail which might be the problem.....
Think the big thing is that where the email comes in (my mum got the email and code) her client is incredimail which might be the problem.....
21-11-2007, 02:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Smit
Marts - Can't find a free version. I've tried about 10 programs with no joy at all!!!
Think the big thing is that where the email comes in (my mum got the email and code) her client is incredimail which might be the problem.....
Think the big thing is that where the email comes in (my mum got the email and code) her client is incredimail which might be the problem.....
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