Windows Mail folders: 1 email duplicates itself over all o..

Emails are sent and arrive in my Windows Mailbox fine. I then create a
folder and drag them to that folder no problems. When I create a
subfolder however, and start dragging emails into the subfolder I find
that the 1st email is fine but every subsequent one has been corrupted.
That is to say that in each case the email content is erased and
replaced with a duplication of the 1st email in that subfolder. Go
figure. The email titles don't change so if you open the subfolder you
wouldn't realise what has happened. It is only when you open each
successive email that it becomes apparent that the content of every
email has become identical. Please help!?

*Windows Mail folders: 1 email duplicates itself over all others in a
folder, thereby erasing email content of all others*

This was previously posted by two others and I have exactly the same
problem. How to fix?


--
Elk Grove Bill

Try running the various database repair functions in the WMUtil program:
http://www.oehelp.com/WMUtil

If no improvement, upgrade to Windows Live Mail:
http://download.live.com/wlmail

--
Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)


"Elk Grove Bill" <guest.DeleteThis@unknown-email.com> wrote in message news:6a6ca6a5909dfdb8ebe44cd350f5a022@nntp-gateway.com...
>
> Emails are sent and arrive in my Windows Mailbox fine. I then create a
> folder and drag them to that folder no problems. When I create a
> subfolder however, and start dragging emails into the subfolder I find
> that the 1st email is fine but every subsequent one has been corrupted.
> That is to say that in each case the email content is erased and
> replaced with a duplication of the 1st email in that subfolder. Go
> figure. The email titles don't change so if you open the subfolder you
> wouldn't realise what has happened. It is only when you open each
> successive email that it becomes apparent that the content of every
> email has become identical. Please help!?
>
> *Windows Mail folders: 1 email duplicates itself over all others in a
> folder, thereby erasing email content of all others*
>
> This was previously posted by two others and I have exactly the same
> problem. How to fix?
>
>
> --
> Elk Grove Bill