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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Interop / January 2004Recovering Deleted Items in OL2K3 /XP
I'm running MS XP Pro & using Office 2003/Outlook 2003 & the registry hack for WIN2000 / Office 2000 will not work to allow recovery from any Default Folder in Outlook 2003. Is there a new setting for this? I could not find anything in TechNet regarding this hack... Thanks, Dave Bowden Do you have 30 day retension set on your Exchange server? Are you sure you created a "DWORD value"? HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Exchange\Client\Options\DumpsterAlwaysOn DWORD Value = 1 ALSO: Make sure that the following dll's are present: DUMPSTER.ECF DUMPSTER.DLL  SignatureNikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook] I'm running MS XP Pro & using Office 2003/Outlook 2003 & the registry hack for WIN2000 / Office 2000 will not work to allow recovery from any Default Folder in Outlook 2003. Is there a new setting for this? I could not find anything in TechNet regarding this hack... Thanks, Dave Bowden The Reg key is the same we used for W2K / OL2K, it's all set, but I didn't check the files... What should the date/versions be? Also, our retention time is set to 14 days to save server space, with 4000 mailboxes per server it builds fast... Thanks for the info & help! Dave > Do you have 30 day retension set on your Exchange server? > Are you sure you created a "DWORD value"? [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Dave Bowden Have you tried turning off the "Cache Mode"? SignatureNikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook] The Reg key is the same we used for W2K / OL2K, it's all set, but I didn't check the files... What should the date/versions be? Also, our retention time is set to 14 days to save server space, with 4000 mailboxes per server it builds fast... Thanks for the info & help! Dave > Do you have 30 day retension set on your Exchange server? > Are you sure you created a "DWORD value"? [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > for WIN2000 / Office 2000 will not work to allow recovery from any Default > Folder in Outlook 2003. Is there a new setting for this? I could not find > anything in TechNet regarding this hack... > > Thanks, > > Dave Bowden |
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